Automated Waste Management System

The generation of waste is a continuous process as long as human activities are going on in the world. With the unpredicted increase in population worldwide, waste management has been a vital for good health, good environment and aesthetics in towns and cities. The research intended to study the effects of solid waste management projects on the welfare of the local community. Waste management is the handling of solid refuse through the use of good waste management practices such as reuse, recycling and reduction. This research developed a waste management system with the aim of promoting a sustainable waste management system in Kenya. The use of this developed system…………..

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