The launch of the new version of the waste disposal permit service fell on Saturday, which coincided with the International Day of Zero Waste.
Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality rolled out its waste disposal permit service, aiming to streamline the waste disposal process for government entities, corporations, private enterprises, and individuals alike.
Accessible through the ministry’s website, this electronic service looks to foster a culture of sustainability and environmental consciousness within Qatari society.
The Saturday launch of the new version of waste disposal permit service coincided with the International Day of Zero Waste.
It offers a user-friendly platform enabling beneficiaries to responsibly dispose of various types of waste, including bulky items, green waste, and recyclables, within specified timeframes at designated ministry landfills or dumps.
To obtain a waste disposal permit, individuals or entities start by registering through the national authentication system.
Next, they access the applicant’s page, where data is retrieved from the Ministry of Interior then on the beneficiary’s page, they select their beneficiary type and provide their ID number.
The transaction log page then displays crucial information, including entries, exits, notes, and any violations.
Users proceed to the permit management page, where they can create a new permit or add a vehicle, specifying the type of waste and issuing the permit accordingly.
Finally, the vehicle management page allows for seamless vehicle management through integration with the Traffic Department.
Key features of this service include automatic permit issuance, unified permit systems for each vehicle, comprehensive registration and tracking of vehicle movements, digital dashboards for beneficiaries, and simplified add/cancel permit functionality.
The primary objectives of the waste disposal permit service are to enhance efficiency in waste management operations, streamline transaction processing, and ensure precision in logistical activities.
