The document discusses solid waste management in developed and developing countries. It explains that in developed countries, waste is collected via wheeled bins and transported by truck. Citizens pay taxes to fund waste management. Common waste management methods include landfilling, incineration, and recycling. In contrast, Bangladesh collects and disposes of waste improperly, with much waste left on roadsides. Proposed solutions for Bangladesh include reducing waste, reusing materials, recycling, developing modern landfills and incineration facilities, and improving social awareness of waste management.

1. Solid Waste
Managment

2. What is Solid Waste Management?
 Solid waste is the unwanted or useless
solid materials generated from
combined residential, industrial and
commercial activities in a given area.
Waste Management in Stockholm ,Sweden

3. Solid Waste

4. Waste Management in Developed
Country
 Waste handling practices
 Financial models
 Landfill
 Incineration
 Recycling
 Biological reprocessing
 Awarness

5. Waste Management in Developed
Country
 Waste handling practices: In
North America and Europe people use
wheel waste bin for waste and it is
collected by specialized truck.
Molded plastic, wheeled waste bin
in Berkshire, England

6. Waste Management in Developed
Country
 Financial models: In most
developed countries, people have to
pay a national or local tax which
may be related to income or
notional house value.

7. Waste Management in Developed
Country
Landfill: A place to
dispose of refuse and other
waste material by burying it
and covering it over with
soil, especially as a method
of filling in or extending
usable land.
A landfill compaction vehicle in action

8. Waste Management in Developed
Country
Incineration: Incineration
is a disposal method in which
solid organic wastes are
subjected to combustion so as
to convert them into residue
and gaseous products.
Spittelau incineration plant in Vienna

9. Waste Management in Developed
Country
Recycling: People in developed
country recycle their waste and turn
it into new products.
Recycled products

10. Waste Management In Bangladesh
 Bangladesh has minimal waste collection
coverage which forces majority of the
waste to be dumped in open lands. These
waste are not disposed of properly, where
general waste are often mixed with
hazardous waste such as hospital
waste. In a report on solid waste
management in Asia, the data showed
that, in Dhaka, only about 42% of
generated waste is collected and dumped
at landfill sites, and the rest are left
uncollected. As much as 400 tons are
dumped on the roadside and in open
space. As such, these improperly
disposed waste poses serious health
implications to the people where it may
have the potential of transmitting
diseases. Road side waste at Notunbazar,Dhaka

11. Solution For Bangladesh
Control Waste
Reduce
Reuse
recycle

12. Solution For Bangladesh
 1. Avoid wasting food
 2. Avoid unwanted products.
 3.Think before shop
 4. Distribute unwanted goods to others
 5. Use reusable products.
Reduce: Reduce your waste in 5 waste

13. Solution For Bangladesh
 We need obtain a habit of reuse
of our materials. This will reduce
our daily waste. For Bangladesh
we it is essential to have a habit of
reuse.
Reusing of materials
Recycling of materials
Recycling is the best way to reduce waste.
To recycle products we need to learn how
to recycle it. Students should taught in
school about it.
If we maintain this cycle our waste will be reduce than before.

14. Solution For Bangladesh
To get a stable waste management system in our country we need to
maintain some extra facilities such as
 1. Modern landfill
 2. Incineration
 3. waste handling practice
Developed countries using these method. Being an under developing country
we should follow their system.

15. Solution For Bangladesh
 Social Awareness:
Social awareness is the main thing that can give us a clean living
place. If we don’t be conscious about waste than it will be
impossible to manage the waste by government. For Bangladesh
people should be more conscious about it.