The Urban Development & Poverty Alleviation Department (UD&PA), Government of Mizoram, has proposed the development of a Municipal Solid Waste Management Centre at Vaisam Veng, near Mamit district headquarters, under the Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) 2.0, at an estimated total project cost of ₹2.67 crore (₹267 lakh). The facility, to be developed on approximately 0.405 hectares of government-owned non-forest land located about 2.4 km from Mamit town, is designed as an Integrated Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility with a processing/handling capacity of around 17,238.95 tonnes per annum, transported by road. The engineered sanitary landfill will incorporate internationally accepted design standards including a composite liner system of compacted clay and HDPE geomembrane to prevent groundwater contamination, along with a leachate collection and treatment arrangement, stormwater drainage network, gas venting system, daily and intermediate soil cover, final capping, and greenbelt development around the landfill boundary. The project is expected to generate 4 permanent and about 9,440 man-days of temporary employment during construction, and 45 permanent jobs with substantial temporary employment during the operational phase. Baseline environmental monitoring (air, water, noise, soil) has already been completed by the accredited EIA consultant, ABC Techno Labs India Private Limited. The proposal, categorized as B1 under the EIA Notification 2006, is currently under examination for Terms of Reference by the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), with no rehabilitation/resettlement or litigation issues reported and no forest land involved. The company start the construction Activity on December 2026 and end on June 2028.