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The reform of solid waste management in Cairo: Lessons learned from international models
Most criticism about Cairo’s dysfunctional solid waste management system has been directed towards the multinational companies managing it since 2002. This study explores the reason for this dysfunction and accordingly devises operational reform recommendations. The study relies on qualitative prima...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2016
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