Integrated Solid Waste Management - United Nations
•A Management System covers all aspects of waste management; from waste generation through collection, transfer, transportation, sorting, treatment and disposal. •Data and information on waste characterization and quantification (including future trends), and assessment of current solid waste management system for
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