Today, as waste management becomes increasingly critical and environmental regulations tighten, having a waste management plan is mandatory for any company that generates, collects, or disposes of waste.
Waste management is not only a legal requirement — it is a company’s responsible approach toward the environment, employees, and the local community. A well-prepared waste management plan supports ecosystem protection, regulatory compliance, and a reliable brand reputation.
What is a Waste Management Plan?
A waste management plan is a document that outlines:
- The types and volumes of waste management involved
- Procedures for temporary storage, transportation, and final disposal
- Waste reduction and recycling strategies
- Safety, technical, and environmental waste management requirements
This plan is prepared in accordance with Georgian environmental legislation and is often a prerequisite for permits or project implementation.
Who Requires a Waste Management Plan?
Waste management plans are required by:
- Companies or individuals involved in industrial, construction, mining, or infrastructure projects
- Businesses obligated to conduct Environmental Impact Assessments
- Organizations that generate hazardous or non-hazardous waste
Why Choose Gergili for Your Waste Management Plan?
Gergili offers end-to-end services in waste management planning. Every waste management plan we deliver ensures full compliance with environmental regulations and provides:
- Alignment with Georgian legislation
- Tailored approaches to each client’s needs
- Effective communication with the Ministry of Environmental Protection
- Timely and trustworthy service
With extensive experience in preparing waste management plans, screening and scoping reports, and Environmental Impact Assessment documentation, Gergili sees waste management not just as a service, but as a responsibility to the environment and future generations.