TURNING WASTE TO WEALTH: WASTE TO WEALTH, PATH TO SUSTAINABLE SECURED FUTURE
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Africa generates nearly 70 million tonnes of waste every year which is increasing as consumption rises, however waste can be turned into a valuable resource through recycling which is the process of transforming materials like glass, paper, plastic, and metals into new products. The document outlines various small business opportunities in waste collection, recycling, and disposal that could help reduce environmental degradation from the large amount of waste being generated.
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- 39. The following hints would be helpful in case you decide to go for waste business: • Be Passionate • Choose the recyclable materials to process. • Establish the business; you may want to run it as a sole proprietorship, a family co-ownership, a limited liability company or a partnership. • Research the competition. If your city has plenty of recycling centers, you may want to research the type of processing they are running. • Find a suitable location for processing. E.g recycle point • Buy or lease equipment to use.
- 40. There is a whole lot of waste being generated in every corner of the earth on a daily basis from household wastes to industrial wastes, medical wastes and chemical wastes. These wastes could take thousands of years to decompose even after they have been buried, thereby leading to environmental degradation and global warming. Let’s explore the interesting business opportunities in the world of waste.
- 41. QUESTION & ANSWER SECTION
- 42. Y. Ahmed, CEO - D.A.R.E.