Most outdated dumpsites are zones where the solid waste is willingly neglected with no regard to the safety and health of the environment and the people. The open dumping practice in the Oman environmental services for solid waste can result in various health and environmental hazards. The be’ah is the Oman Environmental Services Holding Co that is concluding all traditional places and substituting them with planned landfills of the solid waste, where possible. These landfills cutting edge that are lined and compacted, are planned to receive for final disposal of the municipal solid waste in a safe and secure manner, diminishing the risk to environment and people. Transfer stations are conventional where municipal solid waste can be accumulated and stored before transporting to suitable facilities of disposal. The Solid Waste sector strategy for developing includes the development of the facilities in the governorates all around the country to guarantee continuous waste management 24/7. This comprises subcontracting ten agreements to insurance governorates, founding over twelve landfills and around 25 transmission stations (Al-Mahrouqi & Victor, 2017).

            The be'ah solid waste management project in Oman can see the waste management future in progressive light that performs a major role in transporting about change. As the evolution needs municipalities taking over, be'ah is dedicated towards reorganization aims and procedures to address increasing experiments in a structured and systematic approach. This comprises cautious supervision, phased roll out, and monitoring to guarantee progressive outcomes. The aim is to transport a combined system of waste management that is world-class. The municipal waste management project of being 'ah is retrieving squad of extremely enthusiastic and dedicated individuals to carry on the challenge and task to bring a reliable and safe system of the waste management in Oman. In accumulation, be'' ah is applying the finest apparatus and effectual knowledge to deal with the challenges of sustainability concerning the operations of the waste. The goal is to assurance a healthy and safe future for future and current Omanis generations. With an interpretation to promise efficient services of management waste, be'’ah has hovered proposals for subcontracting the waste processes in numerous governorates through numerous be'ah services are currently completely working (Alam, 2013).

            Inappropriate management of municipal solid waste disposal and results in different types of pollution such as soil, water and air. In distinguish, discarding of wastes pollutes ground and surface supplies of water. In city areas, municipal solid waste blocks the drains, making stationary water for insect upbringing and during rainy seasons it overflows. Unrestrained burning of municipal solid waste and indecorous burning contributes suggestively to air pollution in the urban areas. Greenhouse gases are produced from the decomposition of the organic waste in the landfills, and untreated leachate pollutes nearby soil and water bodies. Health and safety issues also arise from inappropriate municipal solid waste management. Rodent and insect vectors are involved in the waste and can spread diseases such as dengue and cholera fever. Using water polluted by municipal solid waste for food irrigation, drinking water and bathing can help depiction persons to disease contaminants and organisms.

References of Solid Waste Disposal Management Project (Oman Environmental Services Holding Co.)

Alam, P., 2013. Impact of Solid Waste on Health and The Environment.

Al-Mahrouqi, A. I. & Victor, R., 2017. Composition of Solid Waste in Al Jabal Al Akhdar, a Mountain Region Undergoing Rapid Urbanization in Northern Oman. SQU Journal for Science,, Volume 22, pp. 1-9 .