Bahrain’s cleaning operations align with urban development

This approach ensures the continuity and effectiveness of cleaning work throughout the entire urban area in Bahrain, including the new areas. More than 3,000 people, including cleaners, drivers, inspectors, and officials, work around the clock in the governorates of Muharraq, the Capital, the North, and the South, supported by a fleet of 260 vehicles equipped with various cleaning mechanisms.

To ensure the highest performance, a new monitoring system has been implemented to track violations and request necessary actions from the cleaning companies.

Additionally, automated systems monitor all vehicles and mechanisms via GPS systems to measure their work volume, working hours, and overall performance.

Plans and programs

In a bid to keep up with urban development, the Kingdom has rolled out comprehensive plans and programs to tackle waste management and maintain public cleanliness.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture, in collaboration with municipalities, has strategised to include new areas in their cleaning plans.

With a workforce of over 3,000 individuals operating round the clock in various governorates, bolstered by a fleet of 260 vehicles equipped with diverse cleaning mechanisms, the Kingdom is leaving no stone unturned in its pursuit of cleanliness.

To enhance performance and track violations, a state-of-the-art monitoring system has been implemented. Automated GPS systems meticulously monitor vehicles and mechanisms, measuring their work volume and overall performance.

In addition to these efforts, the municipalities have recognised the importance of community engagement in upholding cleanliness standards. They have taken the initiative to educate citizens and residents through social networking sites, raising awareness about hygiene laws and cleaning practices.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Agriculture continues to organise awareness campaigns, utilizing every opportunity to educate the public on public behavior, regulations, and laws related to cleanliness.

One such campaign, the “Sawaed” campaign, has recently been launched, targeting the maintenance of public cleanliness and fostering community partnerships.

Furthermore, the municipalities have introduced several services aimed at public hygiene. The “Call for Your Furniture” initiative provides a free service for specific categories of citizens, including the elderly, people with disabilities, divorcees, and widows.

This initiative allows them to dispose of used furniture safely, preventing it from being discarded near containers. To benefit from this service, citizens can dial the dedicated hotline number 80070000.

With these proactive measures and initiatives, Bahrain is determined to ensure public cleanliness, preserve its sustainability, and achieve the desired goals.

The Kingdom is committed to providing top-notch public cleaning services that meet the expectations of its citizens and residents. Stay tuned for more updates on Bahrain’s ongoing efforts to maintain a clean and sustainable environment.