be'ah showcases waste management
SUHAR: Oman Environmental Services Holding Company "be'ah", represented by its Healthcare Waste Management Department, participated in a forum titled "Investment in Private Healthcare Sector: Opportunities and Challenges" organised by Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry's Al Batinah North branch.
The company presented a technical working paper titled "Healthcare Waste Management and Sustainability Challenges." The paper detailed Oman's healthcare waste management system, highlighting the modern infrastructure developed by "be'ah" to serve this vital sector. It showcased the latest treatment technologies being utilised, including thermal treatment and sterilisation technologies, to ensure safe and effective disposal of this specialised waste stream.
According to 2024 Sustainability Report, the company's healthcare waste treatment facilities successfully processed more than 4,000 metric tonnes of healthcare waste during 2023. This achievement has directly contributed to supporting public health initiatives and environmental protection efforts. The presentation also emphasised the challenges facing the sector, particularly in light of the rapid expansion of private healthcare services.
The paper stressed the importance of strengthening partnerships between public and private sectors to ensure efficient and sustainable management of this hazardous waste category. — ONA
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