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The ASEAN is one of the fastest-growing regions in the world with population growth averaging 1.6% annually from 1980 to the present. The region's cities face a major challenge in providing adequate basic services to keep up with this growth while protecting the environment. The necessary resources and capacities are lacking to ensure basic services in the water, waste, and energy sectors, although these are the key to a good quality urban environment and services of general interest.
In 2016, the volume of waste generated in Southeast Asia reached around 150 million tons. It is estimated that waste generation will increase by 150% in 2025 compared to 1995 levels. In addition, the importance of tourism as a relevant economic factor is growing. This is accompanied by growing amounts of waste. In contrast to the large urban centres of the ASEAN countries, small and medium-sized cities have considerable difficulties in dealing with the increasing amounts of waste caused by population growth, changed consumer habits, and increasing tourism figures. On the other hand, the tourism sector is dependent on the attractiveness of clean cities, and the demand for sustainable tourism is constantly increasing. In the partner countries, the prevailing gender role assigns the management of the family household, and thus the disposal of waste, primarily to women. A disproportionately large number of women and migrants work in the informal sector, which plays an important role in the recycling of waste and offers employment and thus a livelihood, especially for low-income households.
GIZ intends to seek a Cambodian resident consultant(s)/a locally registered consulting firm to award the services/ works described in the enclosed Terms of Reference (ToR).
Process Number: 83495332
Project Number: 20.2022.0-002.00
Project Title: AMUSE
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