Influencing household-level waste-sorting and composting behaviour: What works? A systematic review (1995–2020) of waste management interventions

A Sewak, J Kim, S Rundle-Thiele… - Waste Management & …, 2021 - journals.sagepub.com
Decentralized waste sorting and composting can divert almost two-thirds of household
waste from landfill. However, national rates of composting and recycling remain low in many …

Delivery and impact of household waste prevention intervention campaigns (at the local level)

V Sharp, S Giorgi, DC Wilson - Waste Management & …, 2010 - journals.sagepub.com
This paper presents one strand of the findings from a comprehensive synthesis review of
policy-relevant evidence on household waste prevention. Understanding what is achievable …

The new norms of food waste at the curb: Evidence-based policy tools to address benefits and barriers

S Geislar - Waste Management, 2017 - Elsevier
Cities around the world are under increasing political pressure to develop organics
collection programs (OCP) to curb the flow of food waste into landfills, reduce the associated …

No time for composting: Subjective time pressure as a barrier to citizen engagement in curbside composting

WN Wu, LY Liu, C Brough - Waste Management, 2019 - Elsevier
Citizen engagement in waste management and recycling programs is crucial in achieving
environmental sustainability. Existing studies have explored the determinants of waste …

Towards sound environmental behaviour: exploring household participation in waste management

H Åberg, S Dahlman, H Shanahan, R Säljö - Journal of Consumer Policy, 1996 - Springer
The article reports a study of household participation in waste management. The empirical
material stems from a long-term experiment with local composting carried out in a suburb of …

Integrating community perspectives into domestic food waste prevention and diversion policies

A Benyam, S Kinnear, J Rolfe - Resources, Conservation and Recycling, 2018 - Elsevier
Food waste (FW) in Australia costs an estimated $8 to 10 billion per year, and is associated
with detrimental environmental and socio-economic implications such as greenhouse gas …

Social factors influencing household waste separation: A literature review on good practices to improve the recycling performance of urban areas

D Knickmeyer - Journal of cleaner production, 2020 - Elsevier
As population density, urbanization and industrialization continue to increase, so do
quantities of global urban waste worldwide. Still, compact urban areas record low …

Do behavioural interventions enhance waste recycling practices? Evidence from an extended meta-analysis

Z Xia, Y Gu, J Li, J Xie, F Liu, X Wen, X Tian… - Journal of Cleaner …, 2023 - Elsevier
Recycling behaviours are essential for improving resource efficiency and reducing
environmental pollution caused by waste disposal. Behavioural interventions, as low-cost …

[HTML][HTML] Using behavioural insights to promote food waste recycling in urban households—Evidence from a longitudinal field experiment

N Linder, T Lindahl, S Borgström - Frontiers in psychology, 2018 - frontiersin.org
Promoting pro-environmental behaviour amongst urban dwellers is one of today's greatest
sustainability challenges. The aim of this study is to test whether an information intervention …

A comparison study of 'motivation–intention–behavior'model on household solid waste sorting in China and Singapore

B Fan, W Yang, X Shen - Journal of Cleaner Production, 2019 - Elsevier
Economic growth and rapid urbanization have resulted in various urban problems related to
sustainable development. The continuous increase in household solid waste has become a …