This research proposal delves into the critical issue of waste recycling and management in Hong Kong, examining various strategies to address the growing problem of solid waste generation. The proposal begins with an outline of the research project, discussing key topics such as green roofs, wind electric power generation, and waste recycling. It analyzes the components involved in research project selection, focusing on environmental concerns, energy generation through incineration, and land supply challenges. The study explores primary and secondary research approaches, emphasizing the 4R principles (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover) and the role of government and private associations in waste management. The proposal outlines the research project's specification, including the abstract, introduction, objectives, research methods, rationale, and possible outcomes. It also discusses resource analysis using the 4M+T framework (Manpower, Money, Materials, Methods, and Time), emphasizing the importance of a well-structured plan and time management. The proposal concludes with recommendations for improving waste management practices, advocating for the use of incineration and recycling techniques to reduce landfill reliance and promote sustainable solutions. The research aims to provide insights into effective waste management strategies to address the challenges faced by Hong Kong.