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FAQ

  • QWho managed the collection of waste in Lusaka?
    AThe Council and the enterprises engaged in waste management in Lusaka managed the collection of waste. The table shows the company names, areas where the particular company collected waste and the waste collection category; either primary or secondary collection.
  • QHow much waste does Lusaka generate a day?
    AAccording to the Lusaka City Council and Environmental Council of Zambia (hereinafter referred to as the Council or LCC) (2008), Lusaka generates about 1,000 tons of solid waste daily.
  • QHow can costumers be sure they can get the products on time ?
    AIf we can not deliver the products during the ordered time, we can give back 147% your money. The third part, SGS can also help you check the machine before the delivery.
  • QHow is recycling done in Lusaka?
    AMadekivi (2017) argues that most recycling in Lusaka is done after disposal, mainly by waste collectors in unplanned settlements and waste pickers at the landfill who collected from unsorted waste. Dumpsites were found to lack security measures. The site was not properly fortified and protected from unauthorized persons.
  • QDoes naturalistic collect waste in Lusaka?
    AResearch Institute for Humanity and Nature, Japan (SWM) in Lusaka, Zambia’s capital. The problem of SWM has become more complicated and requires of properly. Lusaka lacked proper SWM strategies. For this study, data collection comprised of naturalistic collect waste in addition to the Lusaka City Council (N = 10).
  • QDoes Lusaka have a controlled disposal facility?
    AMore than 30% of the population of Lusaka have waste collection through informal service providers who are not registered with the Council and therefore do not use the controlled disposal facility (UN-Habitat 2010). Waste disposal is a critical stage in SWM as well as ensuring the waste is taken to the right disposal site.
  • QHow many water samples were collected in Lusaka peri-urban communities?
    ADuring the four sampling rounds in Lusaka's peri-urban communities, a total of 109 water samples were analyzed for E. coli bacteria (Figure 10) (Bacterial data can be found in the supporting information Date Set S3 ). Twenty-one samples were taken from 14 different municipal boreholes after chlorine treatment.