fig 1.0. : Shows how waste can be sorrted

fig 1.1. : Examples of Organic Wastes (Perishables i.e your food, fruites etc)

fig 1.2. : Examples of Recyclable Wastes (metal, paper, textiles etc)

Today, one of the main problems of countries is waste management and waste classification. In many countries people dispose of their waste without classifying it, so countries need to establish facilities to classify waste. It is important for the economy that these wastes are properly classified The more accurate the classification of waste, the more they can contribute to their economy in terms of recycling and greener world.According to World Bank data, we produce 1.3 billion tons of solid waste annually, which means 1.2 kg of waste per person per day. The World Bank estimates that by 2025 the amount of waste per person per day will be 1.42 kg. Based on these data, we can understand that we produce very fast waste and there is need to sort and classify these waste faster. This guide will help you know how to sort your waste and know what is recyclable, Hence how we arrived at our categories.