WASTE MANAGEMENT
sustainable waste management – while addressing the entire value chain elements of waste management (inclusive of waste generation, segregation, collection, transfer, treatment and disposal, resource recovery through 3Rs). Making waste management a priority issue at all levels of governance – regional (ASEAN),
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