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Islamabad Outsources Waste Collection to Turkish Firm Despite Having 12,000 CDA Employees
Islamabad’s rural areas have received their first-ever organised waste collection service as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) launches a major sanitation initiative aimed at improving cleanliness and waste management across the federal capital. The initiative, introduced in collaboration with a Turkish company, is expected to provide residents of rural communities with a more organised system […]
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Islamabad Outsources Waste Collection to Turkish Firm Despite Having 12,000 CDA Employees
Islamabad’s rural areas have received their first-ever organised waste collection service as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) launches a major sanitation initiative aimed at improving cleanliness and waste management across the federal capital. The initiative, introduced in collaboration with a Turkish company, is expected to provide residents of rural communities with a more organised system […]
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