Despite recent advancements in waste management technologies, landfills remain the
dominant approach for the final disposal of solid waste (SW) around the world. However …

Most cities in developing countries are fast industrialising, leading to an increased
hazardous waste generation. Though disposal occupies the bottom of the waste …

The current system of selecting waste disposal sites in Kenya is manual, costly and time
consuming. Computerizing the site selection process using Geographical Information …

Municipal solid waste management (MSWM) is an issue of increasing concern at both the
global and local levels as urban populations continue to rise with a corresponding increase …

Solid waste management is a global challenge, especially in developing countries due to
the rapid increase in population and urbanization where the availability of sanitary landfills …

Municipal waste management is among the critical global issues that need special attention
and between the primary concerns of municipal authorities. Landfilling has been the …

Solid waste management is the most difficult task that many countries, both developing and
developed, are facing now-a-days. Landfill is one of the easy and cost-effective …

Population explosion coupled with poor governance and land use planning is responsible
for indiscriminate dumping of solid waste in unsuitable sites. Despite the vast availability of …

Solid waste management (SWM) in Ethiopian cities is a significant public health, economic,
and environmental issue, with access to suitable disposal locations becoming challenging …

Landfilling, which sits at the bottom of the waste management hierarchy, is the most
employed option for managing waste in many emerging economies. In view of the numerous …