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Osama Ragab, Bayan Al Shibli, Salma Al Maghawry, Bushra Al Balushi, Maryam El Amir, Hajar Al Hindasi, Haitham Al Shibli
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Waste and Resource Management (2025) 178 (3): 206–220.
Published: 12 August 2025
..., and composting rates. Findings reveal that organic matter constitutes approximately 50%–65% of the total solid waste, which directly reflects the social behaviour of communities. In addition, income level is a key factor influencing waste generation, as higher-income countries tend to produce more waste per...
