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Solid waste collection and management practices among community residents in varying population density areas in Ibadan, South West Nigeria
This paper presents the results of a study conducted in four socio-economic (three urban low-, medium- and high-density residential communities and one rural) areas of Ibadan. The study assessed the amount and nature of solid waste generated the level and benefits of community participation in sourc...
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