Asian developing countries face urban waste issues and find difficulties in implementing waste treatment solutions. The cities’ landfills are in overcapacity condition but scarcity of land and limited local governments’ financing capacity and skill sets prevent the development of advanced waste treatment facility. The study explores solutions to help stakeholders in the region implement a Waste-to-Energy project through Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme. To cross-fertilize the know-how, a working paper on the subject urban waste issues in developing countries is produced. This working paper is intended to provide perspectives and practical tools for successful implementation of large-scale Waste-to-Energy facility development using PPP scheme to support stakeholders that are directly involved in the project preparation and procurement of Waste-to-Energy PPP projects in large cities of South and Southeast Asia countries.
