6-Proposed National Agenda Initiatives – Solid Waste Management
{"Image DocumentName": "6-Proposed National Agenda Initiatives \u2013 Solid Waste Management", "Image ImageDescription": "Proposed National Agenda Waste Management Initiatives. Extend Waste Service Coverage. Promote Environmentally Sound Solid Waste Disposal and Treatment. Minimize Generation of Solid Waste. Maximize Sound Solid Waste Reuse and Recycling. Provide financial, technical and human resource capacity-building to empower authorities to extend waste collection and disposal services to all people in urban and rural areas. Prioritize full coverage of recyclables collection measures in urban areas. Prioritize hygienic and cost effective collection technologies. Encourage private sector participation in the supply of equipment for collection, collection of solid waste, and transfer of waste, in order to ensure better service levels. Dispose of a gradually increasing proportion of solid waste in an environmentally sound way. Establish a program to prevent/ mitigate the environmental impact of existing disposal sites. Establish environmental and health quality guidelines and standards governing solid waste disposal. Induce beneficial changes in lifestyles, production and consumption patterns, through economic or other instruments. Reduce the production and consumption of containers and packaging materials, especially for non- biodegradable. Involve the private sector by increasing public awareness and education programs. Establish and implement programs for efficient separation of different types of solid waste at the point of generation to facilitate recycling and reuse. Establish and implement a national program for solid waste recycling and reuse. Source: Agenda 21; GPD Analysis; Interviews.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}