Implementation analysis of solid waste management.

1. Implementation analysis of solid waste management
CE 6013
Statistical Methods in Civil Engineering
Paper Discussion

2.  Why this paper
 Background
 Objectives
 Methodology
 Data
 Results
 Discussion & Recommendations
 Conclusion
 Evaluation
Outline Of the Presentation

3. Why this paper selected?
• Deals with a complex environmental engineering problem​
• Use of different statistical methods for analysis and statistical
parameters for performance evaluation
• Future scope of application of similar methods in Bangladesh

4. Background
• 2.01 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste is generated every year. (World Bank
waste 2.0 report)
• 3.40 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste is generated by 2050. (Shawn Burke
et al., 2018)
• 377 million urban people of India generating 85 million tonnes (MT) of municipal
solid waste per year.
• Out of 85 million 43 collected 11.9 treated and 31 dumped in landfill sites.
• The average generation rate of municipal solid waste in develoing countries is
0.3-0.5 kg/person/day.
• In 2019 the waste generation reported by Municipal Corporation Ludhiana (MCL)
was 1150 tonnes per day (TPD)

5. Objectives
• To investigate the current scenario of solid waste management(SWM)
• To carry out the implementation analysis of solid waste management
• To examine the major factors that affect successful policy implementation of
SWM.
• To identify the problems and challenges at the implementation stage.

6. Factors affecting successful implementation of SWM
 Integrated solid waste management
 Citizen participation
 Adequate resources availability
 Public awareness
 Market availability
 National policy and laws related to SWM
 Commitment from residents and business establishments