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Semiformal waste management at the community level: a case study of employment opportunity creation in Cape Town, South Africa
In order to effectively tackle the pressing matter of municipal solid waste management, particularly in developing countries, it is imperative to employ inventive and sustainable approaches. At the core of these approaches lie waste workers, who assume an essential function within Solid Waste Manage...
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Department of Environmental and Geographical Science
2025
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