Key Figures to Spearhead Dialogue at PEWAN’s Prestigious Annual Lecture
Muyiwa Gbadegesin, who serves as the Managing Director of the Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA), alongside Babatunde Ajayi, the General Manager of Lagos State’s environmental initiatives, are set to lead a pivotal discussion at the upcoming annual lecture hosted by the Private Environmental Workers Association of Nigeria (PEWAN).
Driving Sustainable Waste Management in Lagos
Under Gbadegesin’s leadership, LAWMA has made significant strides in improving waste collection and recycling efforts across Lagos, a megacity with a population exceeding 20 million residents. Recent data indicates that Lagos generates approximately 13,000 tons of waste daily, underscoring the critical need for innovative waste management solutions. Gbadegesin’s approach emphasizes community engagement and the integration of technology to enhance efficiency.
Innovative Environmental Strategies by Babatunde Ajayi
Babatunde Ajayi has been instrumental in advancing Lagos State’s environmental policies, focusing on lagos-govt-reopens-oko-oba-abattoir/” title=”… govt reopens Oko-Oba Abattoir”>sustainable urban development and pollution control. His initiatives include the promotion of green infrastructure and public awareness campaigns aimed at reducing plastic waste. Ajayi’s work aligns with Nigeria’s broader environmental goals, including commitments under the African Circular Economy Alliance.
PEWAN’s Role in Environmental Advocacy
The annual lecture organized by PEWAN serves as a platform for environmental experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to exchange ideas and foster collaboration. This year’s event promises to highlight actionable strategies for tackling Lagos’s waste challenges, drawing on the expertise of Gbadegesin and Ajayi to inspire innovative solutions.
For more insights and updates on the event, stay connected with PEWAN’s official channels.
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