Solid Waste Management Report - Event Plan Analysis

This report addresses solid waste management in the context of an event, as outlined in the assignment brief. It begins by highlighting the need for action, presenting a compelling statistic on global solid waste generation and identifying specific risks and impacts relevant to the event. The report then outlines the event's sustainability objectives, including measuring waste impacts, reducing waste at the source, and improving waste recovery. It details specific best practices to achieve these objectives, focusing on waste reduction, reuse, and recovery strategies, such as using recyclable water bottles. The report emphasizes the importance of data collection and analysis to measure the effectiveness of waste management efforts and the application of various waste management techniques.

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MAIN BODY.............................................................................................................................3
REFERENCES...........................................................................................................................4
Books and journals.................................................................................................................4

MAIN BODY
Current time world is generating around 2.1 billion turn off municipal solid waste
annually which is around 33% which cannot be managed in appropriate manner and act as
damage to environment (Kumar and Samadder, 2017). This ways was generated around 0.74
kilograms per person. In context of the current business direct handling of the solid which can
result in different kind of infections and chronic diseases with the waste workers and also
impact on the rag pickers be most vulnerable. In order to improve the performance as well as
achieve the objectives of solid waste reduction plan there are different factors which are
considered. These 5 factors which will be used in the stated event are discussed below (Joshi
and Ahmed, 2016). The first factor is measuring the solid waste impact where there is use of
different tools and questionnaires. Under this data from each and every individual will be
collected within the event and analysed according to the requirement. In order to fulfil the
objective number 6 they will discussion about reduction of the waste at the source. In this
context the main waste which it is seen in this event is related to to plastic bottles. Order to
reduce the solid waste of plastic bottle there will be use of recyclable water bottles as well as
bottles which will help in reducing the plastic waste (Yousefloo and Babazadeh, 2020). These
bottles are made up of thick plastic which can be reduce recycle and reuse. Appropriate solid
waste recovery system is must for organisation to perform difficult and achieve better results
in organising event.

REFERENCES
Books and journals
Kumar, A. and Samadder, S.R., 2017. A review on technological options of waste to energy
for effective management of municipal solid waste. Waste Management, 69, pp.407-
422.
Joshi, R. and Ahmed, S., 2016. Status and challenges of municipal solid waste management
in India: A review. Cogent Environmental Science, 2(1), p.1139434.
Yousefloo, A. and Babazadeh, R., 2020. Designing an integrated municipal solid waste
management network: A case study. Journal of Cleaner Production, 244, p.118824.