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[...] Abstract : Bangladesh is one of the most populated countries in the world, with a population of about 135 million growing at 2.06% annually. Urban population, accounting for 25% of the total, generates about 14,000 tons of waste per day, which poses serious social, environmental and health problems, especially in the capital city, where only 40% of the waste is collected while the rest fills up streets and unmanaged landfill sites. This situation motivated Iftekhar and Maqsood, two young urban planners, to form an NGO in the field of waste management called Waste Concern. They developed a decentralized community‐private‐public partnership model for waste recycling to transform the solid waste into organic compost using a low cost, low‐tech and labour‐intensive method. Click here to read more… [...]