Waste Management Parameters
This page explains the various parameters collected for waste monitoring. Understanding these parameters is crucial for assessing waste management strategies and their environmental impact.
Unit: kg
Municipal solid waste (MSW) including food scraps, paper, and plastics, indicating consumption patterns and system effectiveness.
Unit: kg
Waste posing threats to public health, such as flammable, corrosive, or toxic materials like batteries and pesticides.
Unit: kg
Waste diverted from landfills for reprocessing, a key indicator of recycling program success and circular economy transition.
Unit: kg
Biodegradable waste from plants or animals. Diverting it from landfills helps mitigate methane production.
Unit: kg
Discarded electronic devices containing both valuable and hazardous materials, requiring special management.
Unit: kg
Discarded metals. Recycling reduces the need for virgin ore extraction and saves energy and landfill space.