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International journal of research and innovation in applied science, Dec 31, 2022
African Journal of Environmental Research, 2020
The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka... more The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka urban. The study is hinged on the concept of sustainable solid waste management. Sustainability in this study encompasses all solid waste management practices that ensure the safety of the environment for the present generation without compromising the future of coming generations. Primary data were obtained from 200 copies of structured questionnaires, photo camera and a handheld GPS. Data from questionnaire was analysed using descriptive statistics while ArcGIS 10.3 NA was employed for the creation of optimized solid waste collection and disposal routes. The findings showed that 83% of residents in Eke-Awka neighbourhood indicated unavailability of dumpsters, while 17% agreed that dumpsters were available in their neighbourhoods. Similarly, majority of residents (94%) in Nkwo-Amaenyi neighbourhood indicated absence of dumpsters while 6% indicated presence of dumpsters in their neighbo...
The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka... more The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka urban. The study is hinged on the concept of sustainable solid waste management. Sustainability in this study encompasses all solid waste management practices that ensure the safety of the environment for the present generation without compromising the future of coming generations. Primary data were obtained from 200 copies of structured questionnaires, photo camera and a handheld GPS. Data from questionnaire was analysed using descriptive statistics while ArcGIS 10.3 NA was employed for the creation of optimized solid waste collection and disposal routes. The findings showed that 83% of residents in Eke-Awka neighbourhood indicated unavailability of dumpsters, while 17% agreed that dumpsters were available in their neighbourhoods. Similarly, majority of residents (94%) in Nkwo-Amaenyi neighbourhood indicated absence of dumpsters while 6% indicated presence of dumpsters in their neighb...
International journal of research and innovation in applied science, Dec 31, 2022
African Journal of Environmental Research, 2020
The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka... more The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka urban. The study is hinged on the concept of sustainable solid waste management. Sustainability in this study encompasses all solid waste management practices that ensure the safety of the environment for the present generation without compromising the future of coming generations. Primary data were obtained from 200 copies of structured questionnaires, photo camera and a handheld GPS. Data from questionnaire was analysed using descriptive statistics while ArcGIS 10.3 NA was employed for the creation of optimized solid waste collection and disposal routes. The findings showed that 83% of residents in Eke-Awka neighbourhood indicated unavailability of dumpsters, while 17% agreed that dumpsters were available in their neighbourhoods. Similarly, majority of residents (94%) in Nkwo-Amaenyi neighbourhood indicated absence of dumpsters while 6% indicated presence of dumpsters in their neighbo...
The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka... more The paper analysed solid waste evacuation from market neighbourhoods in two major markets in Awka urban. The study is hinged on the concept of sustainable solid waste management. Sustainability in this study encompasses all solid waste management practices that ensure the safety of the environment for the present generation without compromising the future of coming generations. Primary data were obtained from 200 copies of structured questionnaires, photo camera and a handheld GPS. Data from questionnaire was analysed using descriptive statistics while ArcGIS 10.3 NA was employed for the creation of optimized solid waste collection and disposal routes. The findings showed that 83% of residents in Eke-Awka neighbourhood indicated unavailability of dumpsters, while 17% agreed that dumpsters were available in their neighbourhoods. Similarly, majority of residents (94%) in Nkwo-Amaenyi neighbourhood indicated absence of dumpsters while 6% indicated presence of dumpsters in their neighb...