WASTE MANAGEMENT (DEFINITION)


In the course of this work, certain concepts will be used frequently; it is therefore necessary to highlight their meaning. They include: 
Waste:  It is described as useless or discarded materials or objects that arise from residential areas, industries, agricultural and livestock activities generated at a particular period of time which may also be important for other purposes.
Refuse: This can be referred to as solid waste such as bottles, papers, sharps, boxes etc. 

Environmental sanitation: This is the process of taming   the environment so that it does not constitute hazard to man but promote health and prevent diseases.
Municipal solid waste  (MSW): It can also be called urban solid waste, which includes predominantly household waste  (domestic waste) with sometimes the addition of commercial waste collected by a municipality within a given area.
Waste management : This is a measure  taken  to  ensure that waste surrounded the industries, homes, agricultural  places are well disposed off, to its final stage in  a way that it will not pose a hazard  to man and his environment.
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