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Our expertise in action · SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit

Connecting people, equipment and practices.

At SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit, waste management is gradually being brought under control. This project illustrates our approach: starting with local realities, making sorting possible and supporting people over time. These activities concern the agro-industrial unit and its residential community, which are distinct from Toupah village.

SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · An awareness-raising meeting with residents.
SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · An awareness-raising meeting with residents.

Mobilise and share knowledge

Design accessible awareness sessions, engage residents in dialogue and support local facilitators. At SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit, students extended this mobilisation through door-to-door visits in the SAPH residential community.

SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · Weighing a container intended for biodegradable waste.
SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · Weighing a container intended for biodegradable waste.

Organise sorting and monitoring

Connect equipment, instructions and quantity monitoring. The project’s sorting code uses green for biodegradable waste, yellow for plastics and red for other waste.

SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · Watering materials during composting.
SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · Watering materials during composting.

Support composting

Structure the handling of biodegradable materials and operational monitoring. Maintaining piles, checking moisture and tracking material changes require regular attention.

SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · PALMCI visitors discuss the project experience.
SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit · PALMCI visitors discuss the project experience.

Share lessons from the field

Document experience and open it to discussion. PALMCI’s benchmarking visit to SAPH – Toupah Agro-Industrial Unit illustrates the value of observing an approach in practice before considering how to adapt it.

01 · ASSESSMENT

QSE and territorial assessment

Baseline assessment, risk mapping, stakeholder analysis, compliance review and action prioritisation.

  • Site visits and field observation
  • Gap and risk analysis
  • Prioritised action plan
02 · WASTE

Waste management and recovery

Source separation, collection, composting and the development of recovery streams adapted to local conditions.

  • Biodegradable waste and compost
  • Plastics, paving blocks and bricks
  • Biomass charcoal and the circular economy
03 · MANAGEMENT

Audits and management systems

Supporting organisations with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 frameworks.

  • Internal audits and assessments
  • Procedures and document control
  • Monitoring action effectiveness
04 · PREVENTION

Health, safety and prevention

Occupational risk assessment, hygiene, operational procedures and improved working conditions.

  • Chemical and biological risks
  • Hygiene and operational safety
  • Prevention culture
05 · PROJECTS

Studies and project design

Programme design, feasibility studies, logical frameworks, indicators, monitoring and evaluation, and lessons learned.

  • Strategic planning
  • Monitoring and evaluation systems
  • Analysis and learning
06 · TRAINING

Training and skills transfer

Programmes tailored to teams, elected officials, operators and communities, using practical tools and exercises.

  • Professional training courses
  • Large-group awareness sessions
  • Supporting internal facilitators
07 · REMEDIATION

Physical and chemical soil remediation

Contamination assessment and treatment selection based on pollutants, soil properties and future land use.

  • Characterisation of contaminated soils
  • Physical or chemical treatments
  • Monitoring site rehabilitation
08 · ECOSYSTEMS

Restoration of degraded ecosystems

Assessment of human pressures, habitat rehabilitation and monitoring the recovery of ecological functions.

  • Assessment of degradation
  • Restoration plan
  • Ecological monitoring and adjustments

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