Waste Recycling

Gabon generates approximately 1.5 million tons of solid waste annually, with a recycling rate below 10%. This presents a significant opportunity for investment in recycling facilities and technologies.
 

GSEZ allows for the recycling of various waste types, including plastics, metals, paper, electronic waste, and organic materials, providing a diverse range of investment opportunities.

Yes, an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is typically required to evaluate the potential impacts of recycling projects on local ecosystems and communities.

The waste recycling sector is governed by environmental regulations that outline waste management practices, recycling standards, and the licensing requirements for recycling facilities.
 

Costs may include equipment procurement, facility construction, labor, and ongoing operational expenses. However, government incentives can help offset initial investments.
 

GSEZ offers modern facilities and access to transportation networks, including roads and ports, which facilitate efficient logistics for waste collection and material distribution.

Increasing global demand for recycled materials—especially in industries like construction and packaging—creates lucrative opportunities for investors in GSEZ' recycling sector.

Challenges may include limited public awareness of recycling, inconsistent waste collection systems, and the need for technological upgrades in recycling processes.