Currently, municipal solid waste (MSW) is experiencing a massive increase in both the
amount and composition throughout the world. Effective and efficient MSW management has …

Purpose In less than a decade to Sustainable Development Goals, the urban solid waste
(USW) emanating from households, especially in developing countries, calls for concern …

Poor solid waste management has increasingly taken a hegemonic position in urban policy
discourse in Ghana. Often, the discourse centers on free market principles and inflexible …

Broad and sustainable public willingness to pay (WTP) and willingness to participate
(WTPP) are the basis of successful domestic waste management. Using questionnaires and …

The management of household solid waste is a growing concern related to public health
and environmental damage. The study examined socio-demographic factors, perceptions …

Low-quality electricity service constitutes a significant obstacle in achieving sustainable
development. Governments in low-income countries and donors are increasingly seeking to …

This study attempts to identify the preferred attributes for waste separation behaviour among
communities in Malaysian universities. Recycling is a plausible path to reduce the amount of …

In most developing countries policies and frameworks that govern solid waste management
strategies have often been directed at the waste management service providers and less …

Among various waste charging methods, the quantity-based method will most likely be
adopted by the government of Hong Kong because of its effectiveness in reducing waste, as …

Safeguarding the environment and its citizens' health remains one of the key policy priorities
of the governments of many developing and emerging countries. Using the 2017 General …