Sentence examples for waste in developing countries from inspiring English sources
The Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) estimates that a quarter of food waste in developing countries could be eliminated through use of refrigeration equipment to keep food cold during transit.
According to the FAO, 95% of food waste in developing countries are unintentional losses at early stages of the food supply chain, caused by financial, managerial and technical limitations in harvesting techniques; storage and cooling facilities in difficult climatic conditions; infrastructure; packaging and marketing systems.
Both public and private sectors are active in management of solid waste in developing countries.
But Osterholm notes that the request does not address cleaning up solid waste in developing countries, a key to reducing breeding spots for mosquitoes.
Therefore, this research aims to present an approach to sustainable management of municipal solid waste in developing countries through systematic life cycle thinking.
There is a concern that mismanagement of medical waste in developing countries may be a significant risk factor for disease transmission.
By sometime between 2016 and 2018, domestic generation of e-waste in developing countries will outstrip generation in developed countries, says Williams.
Although you see these horrible pictures of sprawling e-waste in developing countries, not all of these countries have it in a volume that is going to encourage a big recycler to invest in building the necessary infrastructure.
As part of its effort to encourage others to see waste as a valuable resource, Dell formed a partnership with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation to collaborate on developing recycling models for e-waste in developing countries.
We aim therefore: (1) To examine the prevalence of infant under-6-month wasting in developing countries.
The unregulated growth of e-waste has the potential to create a toxic waste problem in developing countries of nuclear proportions.
