The article tries to explore the various strategies and practices employed in Turkey to address the complex challenges of waste management. It delves into various aspects of waste management, encompassing collection, recycling, disposal, and governmental initiatives. The article also sheds light on the role of municipalities in waste management, emphasizing their responsibilities in waste collection, recycling promotion, proper disposal, and public education. It also highlights the challenges faced by Turkish municipalities, including limited resources, inadequate infrastructure, and the necessity for significant investments in modern waste management facilities. Furthermore, it touches upon the Turkish government's integral role in waste management practices. It discusses how the government formulates and enforces regulations, encourages the development of modern waste management facilities, and emphasizes public awareness and education to instill responsible waste practices. Therefore, the article provides a comprehensive overview of waste management applications in Turkey, addressing the multifaceted challenges and solutions in the context of municipal and governmental efforts.
Key words: Waste, waste management, recycling, municipalities, Turkey. JEL codes:Q50, Q53, Q56 Article Language: EnglishTurkish
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