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Rwanda's waste crisis hides a green goldmine: waste generation to hit 2 million tons by 2030, yet current recycling rate lags at 10%. By investing in waste processing, investors can generate huge ROI in this growing economy.

2 Mn Tons Waste by 2030

Growth Rate

Untapped Potential: Invest in Waste Recycling Business in BSEZ, Rwanda

Rwanda's burgeoning waste crisis presents a unique opportunity for investors to develop a thriving recycling industry. While waste generation is projected to reach over 2 million tons annually by 2030, Rwanda's current recycling rate remains low at around 10%. This significant gap between waste generation and recycling creates a compelling case for investment in the sector.

Data reveals the potential: Studies by the Rwanda Environment Management Authority (REMA) indicate that over 70% of Rwanda's waste is organic and compostable. This organic waste can be transformed into valuable resources like compost and biogas, generating renewable energy and promoting sustainable waste management practices. Additionally, Rwanda's growing plastic consumption necessitates increased plastic recycling capabilities. Investors can bridge this gap by establishing recycling facilities for organic waste and plastic, creating a circular economy and reducing dependence on landfills. Government initiatives promoting waste segregation and offering tax breaks for green businesses further incentivize investment. By investing in Rwanda's untapped recycling sector, investors can not only generate healthy profits but also contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable Rwanda.