The Hohhot living and construction solid waste disposal service center held a renaming and unveiling ceremony along with a conference to motivate changes in work style and boost work morale on April 15.

The official renaming of the institution marks the beginning of a new phase of high-quality development in Hohhot's solid waste disposal efforts. With a mature and comprehensive closed-loop disposal system and the implementation of key projects by 2028, Hohhot aims to solidify the foundation of urban solid waste management, providing strong support for refined urban management and long-term development.

The disposal of various types of solid waste in the city has until now been running in a standardized and orderly manner.

Eleven household waste disposal sites handle about 1.5 million metric tons of waste annually, achieving a 100-percent harmless treatment rate.

Seven kitchen waste disposal sites have an annual processing capacity of about 6 million tons. Nineteen construction waste disposal and utilization sites have an annual processing capacity of about 4.45 million tons, with a remaining landfill capacity of about 3 million cubic meters.

This comprehensive closed-loop model with sorting, processing, and regulated disposal enhances the level of resource utilization of solid waste.