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Dealing with waste -Contents

Acknowledgement..........................................................................vii
Acronyms.........................................................................................ix
Foreword........................................................................................xiii
Introduction: Resource Recovery and Entrepreneurship in Informal Sector Solid Waste Management in African Cities - Onyanta Adama and Thaddeus Chidi Nzeadibe

1. Material and Energy-Recovery Potential of Municipal Solid Waste in Nigeria- Chidozie Charles Nnaji          

2. Extended Producer Responsibility as a Tool for Managing E-Waste in Sub-Saharan Africa: Key Issues- Chukwunonye Ezeah and Jak A. Fazakerley

3. Entrepreneurship and Urban Wastes: African Perspectives- M.K.C. Sridhar and T. B. Hammed

4. Dreaming of a “Zero Waste City”: Insights into “Kaya Bola” and the Steel Industry in Accra, Ghana   - Martin Oteng-Ababio

5. Informal Recycling Market Linkages and Urban Governance in Nigeria- Thaddeus Chidi Nzeadibe, Raymond N.C. Anyadike and Onyanta Adama

6. Dynamics of Informal Sector Solid Waste Recycling in Zaria, Nigeria- Joy Ede Ukoje

7. Prospects and Retrospect: Insights from Children’s Participation in Informal Sector Solid Waste Management in Kaduna, Nigeria- Adamu Ahmed, Onyanta Adama and Idris Isa Aliyu

8. Survival in the Margins: Almajiri and Waste Management in Northern Nigerian Urban  
Centres-       Yusuf Rigasa Abdullahi 

9. Towards Government Recognition of and Support for Waste Pickers in Nigeria- Anthony C. Okoye

10. Informal Sector Waste Recycling in Abuja: Problems and Prospects- Emmanuel Chukwuocha

11. The Informal Private Sector in Integrated Solid Waste Management in Lagos- Olugbenga Olayinka Adebola

12. Questioning the Role of International Organisations in Solid Waste Management in
Addis Ababa- Camilla Bjerkli

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