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Technical Report
Author:
Koji
Takakura
Sonam
Wangchuk
Tsheten
Wangchuku
Takahiro
Fukahori
Chhimi
Dorji
Bhutan faces mounting pressure on its municipal solid waste (MSW) management systems. Its capital city, Thimphu, generates approximately 50 tonnes of MSW per day, of which roughly 30 tonnes per day is organic (wet) waste that is currently deposited at the Memelakha landfill — an ageing open-dumpsite already well beyond its intended lifespan. At the...
Policy Report
Author:
Ed Cook
Kremena Ionkova
Perinaz Bhada-Tata
Sonakshi Yadav
Frank van Woerden
Nikola Doychinov
Heather Nichole Hogan
Costas Velis
Tanzir Chowdhury
Caroline Bradley
Silpa Kaza
Rieko Kubota
Ali Abedini
Nuru Lama
Gianluca Forlani
Konstantinos Verganelakis
What a Waste 3.0 is the third edition of the World Bank Group’s What a Waste series, following the 2012 and 2018 publications. It updates and expands these earlier publications and provides a global reference dataset on municipal solid waste in the context of a transition toward circularity, drawing on the most recent publicly accessible data from...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Journal of Green Economy and Low-Carbon Development
Author:
Ikuyo Kikusawa
Nani Anggraini
This study explored the governance structure that supported the implementation of the European plastic circular economy by examining the relationships among legal requirements, technical standards, industrial practices, and digital infrastructure. In recent years, the European Union (EU) has strengthened its circular economy policies through...
Peer-reviewed Article
In International Journal of Environmental Sciences
Author:
Lavtizar Vesna
Transparency and traceability of materials within supply chains are becoming increasingly important, as reflected in recent EU policies and growing consumer demand. In addition, companies adopting sustainable practices—such as procuring recycled plastics—require robust methods to substantiate and verify their sustainability efforts. This paper...
Peer-reviewed Article
In Energy for Sustainable Development
Author:
Machmuddin
Fitra Miftahadi
Kalvari
Damero Horasma Situmorang
Nozomi
Iseki
Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) is gaining popularity in Indonesia as a promising solution for processing large volumes of municipal solid waste (MSW), extending landfill lifespans, and facilitating both material and thermal recycling. The quantity and quality of RDF are critically dependent on the input waste composition and the selection of materials...
Training or Learning Material
Author:
Masako
Tanaka
This recipe book is a collection of dishes prepared during the cooking sessions of the "Workshop on 1.5℃ Lifestyles in Kitakyushu," which focuses on addressing global warming. It features easy and delicious recipes that can be made at home, incorporating ideas to reduce food waste and using alternative meats and seasonal vegetables.