Definition of Waste Management 1. Waste management refers to the systematic handling, control, and regulation of waste materials from their generation to their final disposal. 2. It involves a series of processes, including collection, transportation, processing, recycling, and proper disposal of waste. 3. The objective of waste management is to minimize the negative impact of waste on the environment, human health, and overall well-being. 4. It encompasses various strategies and techniques aimed at reducing waste generation, promoting recycling and reuse, and ensuring safe disposal of waste that cannot be recycled.

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2. INDIVIDUAL
PRESENTATION
6 – WEEK PROMOTION LINKED MANDATORY TRAINING OF
EDUCATIONAL MANAGERS
BS – 18 TO BS – 19 (BATCH & GROUP – 48 | B)
FROM 02 – 05 -2023 TO 09 – 06 - 2023
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3. WASTE MANAGEMENT
PRESENTED BY
MUHAMMAD WASIF MALIK
DEUPTY DISTRICT EDUCATION
OFFICER SE|HQ
DISTRICT KHUSHAB
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4. EVALUATORS
MS. SHAMAILA SHABAZ
(ETIQUETTE & GROOMING
CONSULTANT)
•MS. ASMA MALIK
(SUBJECT SPECIALIST ,
QAED LAHORE)
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5. INTRODUCTION
Title: Waste
Management
Definition of Waste
Management
Importance of Waste
Management
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6. OVERVIEW
Introduction
Objectives
Types of Waste
The 3 Rs Hierarchy
Proper Waste Disposal
Benefits of Proper Waste Management
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7. OBJECTIVES
Minimize Environmental Impact
Minimize
Protect Public Health and Safety
Protect
Resource Conservation and Recovery
Resource
Ensure Regulatory Compliance
Ensure
Promote Sustainable Practices
Promote
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8. TYPES OF
WASTE
Municipal Solid Waste
Hazardous Waste
Industrial Waste
Biomedical or Medical Waste
Electronic Waste
Construction or Demolition Waste
Agricultural Waste etc
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9. THE 3Rs HIERARCHY
Reduce: Avoiding the creation of waste in the first place
Reuse: Using an item again or repurposing it for a
different use
Recycle: Processing materials to make new products
Importance of prioritizing the 3Rs
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10. PROPER WASTE DISPOSAL
Disposal methods for waste that cannot be
reduced, reused, or recycled
Incineration
Landfills
Other waste treatment methods
Importance of proper disposal for environmental
sustainability and public health
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11. BENEFITS OF PROPER WASTE
MANAGEMENT
Reducing pollution and conserving natural
resources
Protecting public health and safety
Creating jobs in the recycling and waste
collection industries
Importance of implementing proper waste
management practices
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12. CONCLUSION
• In conclusion, waste management is crucial
for environmental sustainability and public
health.
• By adopting the 3Rs hierarchy and
implementing proper waste management
practices, we can reduce the negative
impact of waste on our environment and
create a cleaner, healthier planet for future
generations.
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14. QUESTIONS
& ANSWERS
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