... implications about poor waste management and the impact of arbitrary waste disposal on the environment. This study provides valuable insight into waste and sanitation issues in developing countries, particularly from the perspective of policy implementers and end users. 29 12 2023 26 07 2024...

... those with a garden. 01 03 2022 09 09 2022 Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2022 developing countries sustainability sustainable development UN SDG 13: Climate action Globally, the economic structure has gradually shifted to the service industry...

... an ISWM system. developing countries sustainability waste management and disposal UN SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities UN SDG 12: Responsible consumption and production The current population's high level of consumption brings with it an environmental liability related...

...Mutala Mohammed, PhD; Ismail Ozbay, PhD; Augustine Kwame Donkor, PhD; Isa Elegbede Olalekan, PhD; Eugene Atta Nyankson, MSc; Richard Bayitse, PhD; Latifatu Mohammed, PhD; Asabuwa N. Fahanwi, PhD This study examines municipal solid waste (MSW) management systems in two cities in developing countries...

... to understand the trends of studies on the causes of CW in Nigeria. 05 06 2020 04 02 2021 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 developing countries sustainability waste management & disposal The Nigerian construction industry contributes significantly to the economic...

... activities; (vi) overseeing the implementation of the solid waste master plan; and (vii) finding the necessary financial resources (financial grants and loans) (MSEA, 2012). 31 10 2019 03 03 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2020 developing countries sustainability waste...

... need specific treatments, managing this waste is not easy. Construction waste remains improperly managed and disposed of in undesignated areas, particularly in developing countries (Bakshan et al., 2015). Brazilian municipalities collected approximately 45 million tonnes of construction...

... soil (with as little as 2% SDAL) can therefore be applied as a low-cost soil-based hydraulic barrier for waste containment. 20 10 2017 17 04 2018 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2018 developing countries geotechnical engineering waste management & disposal...

... of inventory (Singh, 2013) to evaluate the compliance with regulations set by the authorities for monitoring and to bring in further improvements in the schemes. developing countries environment pollution ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2015 18 03 2015 13 10 2015...

... and landfill leachate adapted to the specificities of developing countries, particularly in Morocco. These solid wastes, in particular, are characterised by very high concentrations of organic matter, high percentages of moisture and low concentrations of minerals compared with the developed countries...

... barrier that needs to be crossed in order to achieve acceptance. A large number of people still lack understanding and neglect to recognise the benefits to be gained from waste recycling schemes (Polprasert, 2007). This lack of understanding is consistent in both developed and developing countries...

...Veronica Di Bella, MEng, PhD; Mentore Vaccari, MSc(Eng), PhD, PEng Knowledge about appropriate technology for solid waste management in low-income countries is usually poor. The solutions proposed are often a mere copy of technical devices adopted in developed countries and they are not selected...

... the importance of the human and social capital that an individual ‘instigator’ brings to an initiative and highlights the importance of a ‘champion’ in every successful initiative. 13 04 2012 16 11 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries sustainability waste...

...David C. Wilson, MA(Oxon), DPhil, CChem, MRSC, CEnv, FCIWM; Costas A. Velis, MSc, PhD, DIC, MInstP, MCIWM; Ljiljana Rodic, Dipl. Ing., MSc, PhD This paper uses the lens of ‘integrated sustainable waste management’ to examine how cities in developing countries have been tackling their solid waste...

... and social sustainability, in addition to the user’s acceptance and need to build carefully on existing strengths and knowledge of the informal systems. 07 02 2013 07 02 2013 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries recycling & reuse of materials waste...

...Sandra Aparcana, MSc; Roland Linzner, MSc; Stefan Salhofer, PhD, Dipl Ing Several formalisation approaches of informal recycling have been implemented in developing countries, aiming at its integration into formal recycling systems. These strategies are often implemented through the initiative...

... with the collection and processing of potentially valuable recyclables. Material streams, special wastes such as industrial waste, e-waste or waste ships are not considered. ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2013 developing countries recycling & reuse of materials waste management & disposal...

... reserved 2012 developing countries landfill recycling & reuse of materials Governance strategies such as precise targeting for progressive landfill diversion of domestic waste are presently the single most urgent need of municipal administrators in emerging economies. General targets...

... the viability of CW as tertiary (polishing) unit in tropical and subtropical climatic conditions. © 2008 Thomas Telford Ltd 2008 developing countries environment municipal & public service engineering 09 01 2008 04 07 2008 Fig. 3. (a) Inflow, outflow and ET during various...