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Greener Grounds: Advancing Sustainable Sanitary Landfills

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Greener Grounds: Advancing Sustainable Sanitary Landfills

Public Webinar: July 31, 2025

Overview

As the need for sustainable waste management grows, sanitary landfills remain a critical component of responsible infrastructure. This webinar explores how engineering innovation, regulatory compliance, and environmental solutions can work together to build better landfills for a greener future.

This session will provide technical insights into the planning, design, and operation of sanitary landfills in the Philippines. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of national regulations, landfill engineering, and how proven solutions from Maccaferri can support long-term waste management goals. Real-world applications and case studies will demonstrate how sustainability and functionality can coexist in solid waste disposal systems.

Key Takeaways

  • Solid Waste Generation in the Philippines – Understand trends, projections, and current national figures related to solid waste output.
  • Classification of Disposal Facilities – Differentiate between open dumps, controlled dumps, and categorized landfills, with emphasis on technical and legal distinctions.
  • Regulatory Framework – Review key provisions of RA 9003 and DAO-2001-34, including cover requirements and facility compliance standards.
  • Sanitary Landfill Components – Explore the major elements of engineered landfills, such as liners, leachate collection, drainage systems, gas vents, and access roads.
  • Maccaferri’s Engineered Solutions – Learn about the role of geosynthetics, double-twist wire mesh, and bioengineered products in creating more sustainable and effective landfill systems.


Be part of the movement toward smarter, greener waste management infrastructure. Join us on July 31, at 10:00 AM PHT to learn more.

Speakers

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Jan Patrick Reboredo
Head of Technical