Waste Management in Low Income and Emerging Countries

  • Fricke K
  • Kölsch F
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Abstract

Waste management situation in low income and emerging countries is mostly on a poor level, yet. The major reasons for the little progress during the last decades are significant demands in technical knowledge and political commitment, what generally outcomes in a crucial under financing of waste management activities. To achieve significant improvements it is essential to develop effective, reasonable technical solutions and to balance them with the financial means. Technical measures should aim on optimizing both environmental and economic benefits. Most recent developments proved that additional revenues may be obtained most likely from advanced recycling activities, from appropriate waste treatment techniques like MBT and from CDM. Useful measures in those three fields of waste management will be addressed in this paper.

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Fricke, K., & Kölsch, F. (2009). Waste Management in Low Income and Emerging Countries (pp. 243–260). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2903-4_25

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