SimFer delivers education and waste management facilities in guinea
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SimFer officially handed over three community infrastructure projects to local authorities and residents in Beyla and Macenta, Guinea.
The company invested over 11 billion Guinean francs to improve local education, sanitation, and environmental protection. The company completed a new high school in Beyla to increase access to quality education for local youth. This school features 12 classrooms along with administrative spaces and supporting facilities designed to improve the learning environment for students in the prefecture.
SimFer also built two waste storage and composting centers in Beyla and Macenta. These facilities aim to improve local waste management by converting organic waste into compost. The company says these installations will enhance public health, protect the environment, and create economic opportunities for local farmers. Fanta Keïta, the head of Communities and Social Performance at SimFer, stated that these projects represent a commitment to providing long-term benefits to communities near the Simandou mining area.
The company works with local authorities to ensure that regional development leads to lasting improvements in public welfare and environmental safety.
