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Integrated Sustainable Waste Management : A Review

Dhaval N Patel, Prof.Jagruti Shah

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Solid waste is considered as unwanted material because it has served its purpose and the process of collecting, treating & disposing of solid waste and it’s know as solid waste management. In Small and medium scale of town and their nearby villages has solid waste management major issues. Nowadays landfilling and open dump are the most conceivable and reuse or recyclable of waste is less in developing countries, but in developed countries they are giving priorities to Waste-to-energy, Recycling of waste and many other advanced options for sustainable disposal of Municipal Solid Waste. Majority of population in India is rural areas and it has seen that their SWM network is lagging behind with compared to urban areas. Hence opportunities for rural areas to Improved their Solid Waste Management through Integrated Solid Waste Management which could be a very potential and effective tool deal with poor Waste Management System.

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Solid waste is considered as unwanted material because it has served its purpose and the process of collecting, treating & disposing of solid waste and it’s know as solid waste management. In Small and medium scale of town and their nearby villages has solid waste management major issues. Nowadays landfilling and open dump are the most conceivable and reuse or recyclable of waste is less in developing countries, but in developed countries they are giving priorities to Waste-to-energy, Recycling of waste and many other advanced options for sustainable disposal of Municipal Solid Waste. Majority of population in India is rural areas and it has seen that their SWM network is lagging behind with compared to urban areas. Hence opportunities for rural areas to Improved their Solid Waste Management through Integrated Solid Waste Management which could be a very potential and effective tool deal with poor Waste Management System.

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Solid waste is considered as unwanted material because it has served its purpose and the process of collecting, treating & disposing of solid waste and it’s know as solid waste management. In Small and medium scale of town and their nearby villages has solid waste management major issues. Nowadays landfilling and open dump are the most conceivable and reuse or recyclable of waste is less in developing countries, but in developed countries they are giving priorities to Waste-to-energy, Recycling of waste and many other advanced options for sustainable disposal of Municipal Solid Waste. Majority of population in India is rural areas and it has seen that their SWM network is lagging behind with compared to urban areas. Hence opportunities for rural areas to Improved their Solid Waste Management through Integrated Solid Waste Management which could be a very potential and effective tool deal with poor Waste Management System.

Key concepts: Reuse, Municipal solid waste, Waste management, Lagging, Solid waste management, Business, Environmental planning, Cleaner production

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