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- Environmental Science, Public Policy
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- G-SCI 03
This case study compares waste management practices on plant boxes along Ayala Boulevard. It identifies key contributors to waste accumulation and proposes solutions. It covers the G-SCI 03 course.
What's inside
- Executive summary
- Introduction to waste management
- Objectives and scope
- Methodology
- Observation and documentation
Who it is for: Students taking the G-SCI 03 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Waste management practices on plant boxes along Ayala Boulevard are studied. Students learn about the problem of waste accumulation and possible solutions.
Waste Accumulation and Management
Waste accumulation in plant boxes along Ayala Boulevard is a persistent problem. The study compares waste volume on either side of the boulevard and examines waste management practices.
Observations and Interviews
Observations were made at different times of the day over three days. Interviews were conducted with passersby, security guards, street vendors, and sweepers.
Proposed Solutions
Several measures are proposed to address the waste problem. These include increasing student awareness and coordination with key government offices.
Key terms
- Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)
- Waste generated from human settlements, small industries and commercial activities.
- Plant boxes
- Decorative boxes along Ayala Boulevard that contain plants.
- Waste management practices
- Methods used to handle and dispose of waste along Ayala Boulevard.
- Ayala Boulevard
- A road in the Philippines where the study of waste management practices was conducted.
- TUP and PNU
- Two universities along Ayala Boulevard, where observations and interviews were conducted.
- Waste volume
- The amount of waste accumulated in the plant boxes.
Questions this document helps with
- How does waste volume differ between the two sides of Ayala Boulevard?
- What are the main sources of waste in the plant boxes?
- What solutions are proposed to improve waste management along Ayala Boulevard?
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