Waste production is constantly increasing worldwide and constitutes a problem that is
expected to deteriorate in the future. In parallel, ensuring access to affordable and …

Daily per capita waste generation will increase by 40% and 19%, for developing and
developed countries by 2050, respectively. The World Bank estimates that total waste …

Waste-to-energy technology is among the most important parts of a sustainable waste
management system nowadays. By adding a renewable source of electricity (solar …

Over the years, Ghana has been challenged with erratic power cuts and load shedding, and
waste-to-energy (WtE) technologies have been identified as one of the solutions to remedy …

The optimization of solid waste management strategies is challenging due to the various
alternatives and objectives, particularly in terms of the material and energy recovery …

Waste-to-energy technologies start to gain the attention of developing countries as a
sustainable energy source in response to the worsening municipal solid waste management …

Abstract Evaluation of the municipal solid waste (MSW) management system seems
necessary to promote urban services. The present study is aimed to identify and prioritize …

Food waste (FW) is a critical challenge in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). This paper
analyzes research dealing with food waste in the GCC countries (viz. Bahrain, Kuwait …

Waste facilities siting is one of the complex problems encountered by decision makers of
waste management in urban developing areas. Waste to Energy (WtE) facilities siting …

Reduction of food waste in low-and-middle-income countries (LMICs) can provide multi-
layered benefits for their sustainable development, through improved food security …