Solid Waste Management in the Pacific: Institutional Arrangements
Woodruff, Allison | June 2014
Abstract
This flyer outlines institutional arrangements for solid waste management in the Pacific. Institutional arrangements for solid waste management (SWM) cover organizational structures and roles and responsibilities of agencies involved in various aspects of SWM, including interagency coordination, procedures and methods, capacity, and private sector involvement. Institutional arrangements also cover the laws, regulations, and policies implemented by concerned organizations to plan and manage their activities to fulfill their mandates on the management of solid waste. Ideally, institutional arrangements should be structured to promote effective, efficient, and sustainable SWM services to preserve environmental quality and protect public health. The core functions of SWM include (i) collection, (ii) transportation, (iii) disposal site operations, (iv) recycling operations, (v) public awareness, and (vi) monitoring and enforcement.
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Woodruff, Allison. 2014. Solid Waste Management in the Pacific: Institutional Arrangements. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/413. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.Keywords
Health System Developments
Urban Health Services
Rural Health Services
Health Service Management
Health Care Quality
Health Aspects of Poverty
Child Health
Health aid
Medical Statistics
Child Nutrition
Health Costs
Medical Economics
Medical and health care industry
Delivery of health care
Prevention of disease
Nutrition and state
Sanitation systems
Health status indicators
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