Be'ah

Royal Decree No. 46/2009 in connection with management and operation of Waste Sector by Oman Holding Company for Environment Services SAOC. Article one: Oman Holding Company for Environment Services SAOC an (Omani Closed Stock Company fully owned by the government) undertakes implementation of the government policy with regard to the waste sector,... management and operation of the sector activities in accordance with the sector strategy being planned by the National Economy Ministry. At beah, we invest in leading change to put waste management on its strongest possible foot for the future. We believe that by maximizing the effective utilization of our resources and minimizing the destructive environmental impacts, we build a solid foundation for both economic and environmental sustainability for our nation and future generations. In an eort to cope with waste problems that have evolved over the years, the Omani government enacted in 2006 and put in place a National Strategy Report to promote proper waste management, eective use of resources, development of adequate infrastructure and implementation of sustainable goals to make a lasting impact on the country's future. The introduction of the National Strategy Report initiative brought with it the Royal Decree No. (2009/46) which mandated the establishment of Oman Environmental Services Holding Company (beah), with the aim of undertaking solid waste management and framing sustainability goals in terms of resource preservation in the Sultanate of Oman. Subsequently, beah took over the Healthcare Waste Treatment Facility and a budget was approved by the Ministry of Finance in 2012 to bring this goal to fruition. We embrace each individuals unique talents and honor diverse life and work styles. We operate in a spirit of cooperation and value human dignity. Our strategic goals are fundamental to everything we do. As a society, our local practices have been affected to greater or lesser degree by the global fundamental transformations causing our waste stream to ...Read More