Health Hazards: Poor waste management can lead to the spread of diseases and create harmful living conditions.

Environmental Degradation: Inefficient waste disposal methods can lead to pollution and long-term environmental damage.

Missed Opportunities for Resource Recovery: Failing to implement recycling systems results in the loss of valuable materials.

Reduced Quality of Life: Accumulation of waste can adversely affect the community’s quality of life and hinder recovery efforts.

Urgent Need for Waste Management: Effective waste management is crucial for health, environmental protection, and overall quality of life, especially in post-conflict areas.

Infrastructure Challenges: Often, existing waste management infrastructure is damaged or insufficient.

Importance of Recycling: Implementing recycling systems can significantly reduce waste and support sustainable resource use.

Health and Environmental Risks: Ineffective waste management poses serious health risks and environmental hazards.

Improved Public Health: Effective waste management reduces health risks and promotes cleaner living environments.

Environmental Protection: Proper waste disposal and recycling can significantly reduce environmental pollution.

Resource Efficiency: Recycling systems can convert waste into useful resources, promoting sustainability.

Enhanced Community Well-being: Clean and well-managed environments contribute to overall community well-being and recovery.

Waste Management Coverage: Tracking the reach and effectiveness of waste management services.

Recycling Rates: Measuring the amount of waste being recycled and diverted from landfills.

Reduction in Health and Environmental Incidents: Assessing the decrease in health issues and environmental hazards related to waste.

Community Satisfaction with Waste Services: Evaluating community feedback on the quality and effectiveness of waste management systems.