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Andorra’s tackling waste and energy with a €10M biomethanisation plant set to process 10,000 tonnes of organic waste annually—potentially sourcing from neighboring regions—and demanding strict waste sorting to meet global standards. A new contractor will manage selective collection, starting with 1,000–1,200 tonnes/year, with room to scale as public participation grows. Officials stress education to make waste separation easier and cheaper. Meanwhile, temporary immigration permits for construction workers aim to speed up projects, while a new affordable housing tender in La Massana adds 30 units to combat shortages—part of a broader housing investment push.

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