A brief description of inorganic waste management, types of inorganic waste generated and its management strategies, future prospects with recommendations

1. PRESENTED BY-
KASHMIRI DEKA
ROLL NO-10

2. WHAT ARE WASTE?
 Waste are unwanted or unusable materials. These
are any substance which are discarded after
primary use or is worthless, defective and no use.
Waste may be organic or inorganic.

3. INORGANIC WASTE
 It is a type of waste that does not contain organic
compounds. This waste is generally very difficult to
decompose by microorganisms. Glass, Aluminium
cans, and metals are some examples of inorganic
waste.

5. KINDS OF INORGANIC WASTE
 Metal and other waste
 Sanitary waste
 E-waste
 Plastics

6. EFFECT OF INORGANIC WASTE

7. INORGANIC WASTE MANAGEMENT
 Waste management refers to the activities connected
with the collection and disposal of waste . Waste
management comprises the following activities-
Waste collection
Waste storage facilities
Waste segregation
Recycling
Reuse
Other activities.

9. WASTE MANAGEMENT POLICIES
 A well established and supported waste policy is of
crucial importance in waste management. Such as –
Environment protection act, 1986
Hazardous waste rule , 1989
Municipal solid waste rule , 2000
Solid waste management , 2016

10. RECOMMENDATION
 The improvement of people and private sector through
NGOs could improve the efficiency of waste
management.
 Public awareness should be created especially at
primary level.
 Moreover house to house collecting solid waste
should be mandatory.