纳米比亚拟议的固体废物综合回收模式

Tandiwe Mutede
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本文介绍了纳米比亚的一个拟议回收模式,作为加强固体废物回收的一种方式。废金属、塑料、纸张、玻璃、电子废物和铝罐是纳米比亚的回收材料。通过面对面的访谈、文件证据和现场观察,对该国的回收做法有了定性的了解。尽管固体废物回收利用具有潜力,但 2019 年开展的一项关于固体废物回收利用作为纳米比亚新兴产业的国家研究得出结论,该国固体废物的回收利用率很低,仅限于温得和克、斯瓦科普蒙德和沃尔维斯湾等主要城市。在研究期间,为促进更多的回收利用,正在开展透明袋系统、学校回收利用竞赛和提高认识运动等工作。研究发现,回收利用面临许多挑战,因此难以实现生产原材料以及解决国家面临的废物管理问题的预期目标。在这一背景下,提出了纳米比亚综合回收模式,该模式一旦实施,将有助于解决已查明的一些挑战。
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Proposed Integrated Solid Waste Recycling Model in Namibia
This article presents a proposed recycling model in Namibia as a way of enhancing solid waste recycling. Scrap metal, plastic, paper, glass, electronic waste, and aluminium cans are recycled materials in Namibia. Face to face interviews, document evidence and site observations were used to qualitatively establish an understanding of recycling practices in the country. Despite its potential, a national study on solid waste recycling as an emerging industry in Namibia conducted in 2019 concluded that recycling of solid waste in the country was low and limited to major cities of Windhoek, Swakopmund and Walvis Bay. Efforts such as Clear Bag System, Schools Recycling Competitions and Awareness Campaigns were ongoing at the time of study to promote more recycling. Recycling was found to be plagued with a number of challenges, thus struggling to achieve intended goals of raw material production as well as addressing waste management problems that the country faced. Behind this backdrop, a proposed Integrated Recycling Model for Namibia was developed which would assist, if implemented, with the resolution of some of the challenges that were identified.
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