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EVOLUTION OF COMMUNITY BEHAVIORS..

THE PROBLEM
Regular waste collection is taken for granted in the wealthier parts of the world, but there are still two billion people living in low- and middle-income countries without this basic service. In the absence of such a service, people resort to dumping or incinerating their waste near their place of residence. These practices are harmful to public health, local economies and the environment, especially in regions close to waterways, which are a convenient receptacle for urban waste. Plastic packaging waste, for example, not only clogs sewers and pollutes the ocean, but when burned is harmful to lungs, eyes and skin, and is a major contributor to urban air pollution. .



THE SOLUTION
Community-based waste management programs offer people in low- and middle-income countries where there are no or no municipal waste management services an inexpensive, efficient, and engaging waste management system. Such systems encourage:

Direct engagement and accountability of community members
Monitoring of waste collection and reduction
Segregation of waste at the household level
On-site use of valuable and reusable items.

Composting organic waste
Collection and transport of waste to a treatment site by a public collection service.

You will need to understand “their behavior, their relationship to waste.

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