Add to ORKGMEDINA, Martin. The informal recycling sector in developing countries. Organizing waste pickers to enhance their impact. in Gridlines, n°44, octobre 2008 For the urban poor in developing countries, informal waste recycling is a common way to earn income. There are few reliable estimates of the number of people engaged in waste picking or of its economic and environmental impact. Yet studies suggest that when organized and supported, waste picking can spur grassroots investment by poor peo..
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
We analyze how the informal collectors and the formal sector co-exist in solid waste collection in K...
This paper discusses key role players in waste management in developing countries. The identified ke...
MEDINA, Martin. The informal recycling sector in developing countries. Organizing waste pickers to e...
Helping to eliminate poverty and achieve sustainable development through public-private partnerships...
WILSON, David C. VELIS, Costas. CHEESEMAN, Chris. Role of informal sector recycling in waste managem...
SUMMARY: Whilst in industrialized countries reasonable means are spent on refuse recycling and recla...
Systems for managing municipal solid waste are typically ineffective in developing nations because o...
South Africa is gripped by high and rising levels of unemployment and poverty, which have conspired ...
The recovery of post-consumer waste in cities in the developing world is driven by the informal ecos...
PILAR MORENO-SÁNCHEZ, Rocio del. HIGINIO MALDONADO, Jorge. Surviving from garbage: the role of infor...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
A significant segment of the urban population in many low-income countries derives their living fro...
A significant segment of the urban population in many low-income countries derives their living fro...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
We analyze how the informal collectors and the formal sector co-exist in solid waste collection in K...
This paper discusses key role players in waste management in developing countries. The identified ke...
MEDINA, Martin. The informal recycling sector in developing countries. Organizing waste pickers to e...
Helping to eliminate poverty and achieve sustainable development through public-private partnerships...
WILSON, David C. VELIS, Costas. CHEESEMAN, Chris. Role of informal sector recycling in waste managem...
SUMMARY: Whilst in industrialized countries reasonable means are spent on refuse recycling and recla...
Systems for managing municipal solid waste are typically ineffective in developing nations because o...
South Africa is gripped by high and rising levels of unemployment and poverty, which have conspired ...
The recovery of post-consumer waste in cities in the developing world is driven by the informal ecos...
PILAR MORENO-SÁNCHEZ, Rocio del. HIGINIO MALDONADO, Jorge. Surviving from garbage: the role of infor...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
A significant segment of the urban population in many low-income countries derives their living fro...
A significant segment of the urban population in many low-income countries derives their living fro...
Recycling and valorisation of waste in urban centres in low- and middle-income countries is often mi...
We analyze how the informal collectors and the formal sector co-exist in solid waste collection in K...
This paper discusses key role players in waste management in developing countries. The identified ke...