Western Hyderabad gets new facility to collect, recycle construction waste
Western Hyderabad has opened a new construction and demolition waste transfer station in Gowlidoddi to manage debris more efficiently. The facility aims to reduce illegal dumping and promote the recycling of construction materials.
Why it matters
It represents a significant step toward sustainable urban development and waste management in rapidly growing Indian metropolitan areas.
Western Hyderabad’s construction boom is set to get a dedicated waste-management push, with a new Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste transfer station inaugurated at Gowlidoddi in Serilingampally Zone of Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) on Monday. The facility was inaugurated by Special Chief Secretary Jayesh Ranjan in the presence of CMC Commissioner G. Srijana and other senior officials.
The facility is expected to serve as a collection and aggregation point for C&D waste generated in Narsingi, Nallagandla, Gachibowli and Madhapur, helping reduce transportation distances and curb indiscriminate dumping of construction debris on roads, drains and open spaces.
The facility, established by Re Sustainability, will complement the C&D waste processing facility already operating at Jeedimetla. By providing a transfer point closer to the major waste-generating areas in western Hyderabad, the CMC expects to enable faster lifting of debris, improve vehicle utilisation and reduce transportation costs.
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