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Routledge Urban Waste and Sanitation Services in East Africa

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Description

Urban sanitation and solid waste sectors face heavy pressure across East Africa. As urban populations grow, the lack of institutional capacity creates significant challenges for regional development. This Routledge publication offers an original analytical approach to understanding these complex environments. Instead of viewing the variety of technologies and services as a hurdle, this book examines how socio-technical mixtures can be used to improve outcomes. It explores the different types and scales of technology, as well as the roles played by both formal and informal sectors. By assessing existing infrastructures, the text provides insights into how to ensure wider access, increase system flexibility, and promote ecological sustainability. This book is an essential resource for those studying sustainable development, economic policy, and urban management in East Africa. It provides a framework to view diversity in waste and sanitation services as a potential asset for building more resilient urban systems.

Key Features

Analyzes the pressures on urban sanitation and solid waste sectors caused by rapid population growth in East Africa.

Applies an original analytical approach to assess socio-technical mixtures within current waste and sanitation systems.

Explores how diverse technologies and service scales can help ensure wider access to essential urban services.

Examines the roles of both formal and informal sectors in managing regional waste and sanitation infrastructures.

Provides strategies to increase system flexibility and promote long-term ecological sustainability in developing urban areas.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
03 December 2013
Listed Since
19 November 2012

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