Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe
Of all environmental problems that have come into focus in Gweru, institutional solid waste management has been the slowest to develop either direction or regulatory mechanisms. This study examines the characteristics of waste generated, and the effectiveness of the waste management system in the in...
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description | Of all environmental problems that have come into focus in Gweru, institutional solid waste management has been the slowest to develop either direction or regulatory mechanisms. This study examines the characteristics of waste generated, and the effectiveness of the waste management system in the institutions. Measurements were used to determine the quantities of waste generated, and interviews and questionnaires were employed to assess the soundness of the system. The general picture is that significant quantities of waste are generated in the institutional sector, but there are no sound practices for managing the waste. This paper attempts to provide a framework for policy and planning strategies relating to solid waste management in public and private institutions in Gweru. Presently, institutional solid waste management is an area in which our ignorance still exceeds our knowledge. |
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spelling | ir-11408-11242022-06-27T13:49:06Z Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe Jerie, Steven Waste Management Waste Management Of all environmental problems that have come into focus in Gweru, institutional solid waste management has been the slowest to develop either direction or regulatory mechanisms. This study examines the characteristics of waste generated, and the effectiveness of the waste management system in the institutions. Measurements were used to determine the quantities of waste generated, and interviews and questionnaires were employed to assess the soundness of the system. The general picture is that significant quantities of waste are generated in the institutional sector, but there are no sound practices for managing the waste. This paper attempts to provide a framework for policy and planning strategies relating to solid waste management in public and private institutions in Gweru. Presently, institutional solid waste management is an area in which our ignorance still exceeds our knowledge. 2016-04-28T10:45:20Z 2016-04-28T10:45:20Z 2006 Article 1027-1775 http://muse.jhu.edu.access.msu.ac.zw:2048/article/194540 en Eastern Africa Social Science Research Review; open Organisation for Social Science Research in Eastern and Southern Africa |
spellingShingle | Waste Management Waste Management Jerie, Steven Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title | Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title_full | Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title_fullStr | Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title_full_unstemmed | Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title_short | Analysis of Institutional solid waste management in Gweru Zimbabwe |
title_sort | analysis of institutional solid waste management in gweru zimbabwe |
topic | Waste Management Waste Management |
url | http://muse.jhu.edu.access.msu.ac.zw:2048/article/194540 |
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