Chapter 7 Solid waste management
ment. 7.1 Associated risks 7.1.1 Disease transmission Decomposing organic waste attracts animals, vermin and flies. Flies may play a major role in the transmission of faecal-oral diseases, particularly where domestic waste contains faeces (often those of children). Rodents may increase the transmission of diseases such as
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