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By the Bohol Chronicle

A leading German firm in the operation of integrated solid waste management facilities has committed to pour in some P300-million to solve the burgeoning garbage problem in the city.

Juergen Lorenz of JL Business & Technology Consultancy, Inc. presented to residents of barangay Taloto last Monday his company's holistic waste management system which integrates recycling, waste reduction and livelihood.

The company has been tapped by the city government for the multi-million joint venture project. The city's equity will be the 10 to 12 hectare lot where the facility will be built in barangay Taloto.

For several years now, Lorenz have partnered with other local governments in promoting modern waste management systems.

It may be recalled that as early as 2006, City Mayor Dan Lim had decided to construct solid waste management facilities and totally close the present garbage dump in barangay Dampas.

The mayor also ditched the city's inclusion in the Cluster Sanitary Landfill Project in Alburquerque saying 80-percent of the waste to be disposed in the facility will come from the city.

Tagbilaran's 15 barangays generate over 100 tons of garbage daily that are dumped at the open dumpsite in Dampas.

Hi. i know that the above post is very old but i came across it because of some study i make and want to know desperately if the mentioned project ever materialized. If yes, i would like to know how it goes. If the project never was made with that german company then anybody out there would know why not? for any infos i am very grateful.

Hmm, maybe the Germans are busy putting their arms around somebody else's waste? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 28, 2011, 08:14:33 AM
Hmm, maybe the Germans are busy putting their arms around somebody else's waste? 

Unya nagbitay ang dila, nga nag lawai lawai

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on January 28, 2011, 08:26:45 AM
Unya nagbitay ang dila, nga nag lawai lawai

Oi, parehas diay ani?