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Saudi Arabia’s regulations on waste segregation at source came into force after being published in *Umm Al-Qura* on November 9. They require homes and establishments to use three standardized bins: blue for dry recyclable materials, green for organic waste, and black for residual waste. The regulations aim to prevent recyclable materials from being mixed with other waste and to direct each category to the appropriate collection and treatment stream. Industrial, agricultural, and special waste are subject to separate requirements. The regulations come as municipal solid waste rose to 26 million tonnes in 2024, up from 23.8 million tonnes in 2023, with average per capita waste generation reaching 2.02 kilograms per day. Successful segregation will require providing bins and treatment facilities, as well as raising awareness among residents and establishments.
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