Applications of systems thinking in integrated solid waste management planning for African cities: the case of Nairobi, Kenya by Kasozi, A

“…These highlight a needfor the development of policy consistent with eight extra systemic interventions, six of which may beconsidered critical to the success of ISWM efforts in Nairobi.The latter focus on the potential of organic waste valorization to amplify Nairobi's material recyclingcapacity as a waste system driver towards ISWM revealed that there is a leakage of 14% to 23% of allwaste in the city due to organic waste degradation at open dumps or collection points. …”
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Good governance and integration for sustainable municipal solid waste management: a case study of Egypt by El Masry, Randa

“…Finally, integration among all stakeholders, waste system elements, and all aspects must take place with regular follow-up and monitoring. …”
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Sustainable waste management : a decision support framework by De Beer, Thys

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Exploring expected roles and responsibilities of waste pickers and homeowners in the waste picker integration process: a case study by Fraser, Sally

“…The perceptions and expectations of both waste pickers and homeowners of what roles and responsibilities each party plays in contributing to waste systems could offer insight into how a more effective integration process can be brought about. …”
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