Once completed, the facility will have a capacity to process 400 tons of waste per day, which is more than sufficient to handle the waste for the entire City, said Le Thanh Huy, general director of Nhat Hoang Limited.  

The facility, he said, will use Tam Sinh Nghia technology, which is based on a model of recycling organic sweepings for cultivation that involves separating garbage and transforming it into micro-organic fertilizer or recycled plastic.

This modernized process avoids burial of waste and helps ensure a sustainable and eco-friendly development of the City. The facility has a total budgeted cost of US$21.8 million (VND495 billion).

It is expected to be placed into operation in mid-April 2017.