This project seeks to implement the first Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW) recovery plant in the city of Cali, under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme that ensures efficient, sustainable, and profitable management of such waste, transforming it into reusable eco-materials for the construction sector.
Objective
To generate returns on investment through the start-up and efficient operation of the first CDW recovery plant in Cali, ensuring a constant income flow under a PPP contract.
Key Goals
- Award and sign the PPP contract within 18 months.
- Reach 100% of installed operational capacity by the second year.
- Maximize cash flow and plant utilization.
- Consolidate commercial alliances for CDW supply and eco-material sales.
Market Opportunity
Cali lacks an integrated and legal system for CDW management, which generates high logistical costs and environmental problems. The project already has zoning, environmental approval, and validated prefeasibility studies, reducing risk. There is a captive supply of waste and guaranteed demand for eco-materials driven by regulation and the commitment of construction associations (e.g., CAMACOL). It is the first project of its kind in the city, ensuring a leadership position with low regulatory risk and stable long-term returns.
ESG Considerations
Environmental: Reduction in raw material extraction, lower carbon footprint, and improved resource efficiency.
Social: Enhances urban sustainability and quality of life for Cali’s citizens.
Governance: PPP structure supported by Cali City Hall and BID Invest, ensuring transparency, public bidding, and regulatory stability.