Household waste and solid waste in Ho Chi Minh City are always issues that need to be concerned and resolved today. The amount of waste generated daily is about 9,500 tons, most of which is collected by rudimentary means and then brought to the transfer station before being taken to the treatment site.

Waste classification at the source to reduce the burden on the waste collection and treatment process. Raising awareness of littering but also investing heavily in collection vehicles, transfer stations and waste treatment plants.

Renovating 10 solid waste transfer stations in the City is a step forward in waste management and demonstrates a strong commitment to environmental protection. Helping the environment of Ho Chi Minh City develop sustainably, modernly and friendly.

Nguyen Cat Investment and Construction Company Limited is the main contractor for the project to Renovate 10 solid waste transfer stations in the City. The project started in January 2014. The city invested in renovating, upgrading, and changing old technology to modern, environmentally friendly technology. After nearly 6 months of construction, the solid waste transfer station has been put into operation, optimizing operations, promoting a healthy and sustainable living environment for the community.