Towards Sustainable Solid Waste Management Systems: Empirical Evidence From Northern Malawi
Solid waste management system in Mzuzu City is a growing concern due to its inefficiency and the resulting effect of accumulation of solid waste. In light of this environmental challenge, a study was conducted to assess the system's effectiveness. Through a mixed methods approach and random sam...
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Main Authors: | Tommy Wakana Kamanga (Author), Moses MN Chitete (Author), Bernard CG Kamanga (Author), Chitsanzo Damazio (Author), Yamikani Yafeti (Author), Mary Sibande (Author) |
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SAGE Publishing,
2024-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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