Reliable Waste Management in Somalia

Reliable Waste Management in Somalia: HICLOVER Incinerators Supporting UN & AU Camps for Over a Decade

In the heart of East Africa’s most challenging operational environments, HICLOVER has stood as a trusted partner in waste disposal for humanitarian and peacekeeping missions. Across United Nations (UN) camps and African Union (AU) military bases in Somalia, HICLOVER incinerators have been actively running for over ten years, ensuring safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible waste management.

Long-Term Solutions for Critical Waste Disposal

Somalia’s UN compounds and AMISOM (African Union Mission in Somalia) forward operating bases manage massive logistical challenges. Among them, medical waste, food packaging, general solid waste, and hazardous materials all demand secure on-site treatment. That’s where HICLOVER’s incineration technology plays a vital role.

With waste treatment capacities ranging from 50 kg/hour to 300 kg/hour, HICLOVER incinerators are tailored to suit different camp sizes and waste types. Units such as the TS50 PLC, TS100, and TS300 PLC models provide fully automatic operation, high combustion temperatures above 1000°C, and optional features like wet scrubbers and multi-chamber combustion to meet stringent environmental requirements.

Key Benefits Delivered by HICLOVER Incinerators

High Performance: Efficient combustion with reduced fuel consumption.
Operational Safety: PLC-controlled systems ensure minimal human contact with hazardous waste.
Eco-Friendly Disposal: Dioxin control, smoke treatment, and heat retention systems reduce emissions.
Rapid Deployment: Modular or containerized designs allow fast installation across remote sites.
Long-Term Reliability: Proven operation for over a decade in rugged Somali environments.

Trusted by UN & International Missions

The use of HICLOVER incinerators in Somalia extends across major mission hubs including Mogadishu, Baidoa, Kismayo, and Belet Weyne, where continuous operations are critical. Procurement through UN contractors, NGOs, and international aid agencies has ensured these incinerators remain core infrastructure in sanitation and environmental health.

Field engineers and technical operators consistently report high uptime, ease of maintenance, and flexibility in waste handling. HICLOVER models have also proven adaptable to local diesel or LPG fuel availability.

Global Reach, Local Impact

Backed by over 15 years of manufacturing excellence, HICLOVER serves clients in over 80 countries, from UN peacekeeping zones to WHO-supported health centers. Whether in conflict zones, field hospitals, or mobile operations, HICLOVER incinerators empower safer, cleaner environments for vulnerable communities and frontline personnel.