1. Waste Concern Team8 邱奕翔 劉政諺

2. Background

3. Where

4. Bangladesh 1002 / km2 Taiwan 632 / km2

5. Dhaka almost 27777 /km2

6. 3 million people live in slums

7. 55 % people live below poverty line

8. 5800 tons solid waste per day

9. Only 42% collected every day

11. Pilot the idea

12. It was very difficult to get people interested in working with waste or even giving us the space to set up a processing site.

13. 80 % people were not satisfied with DCC

14. 77 % households willing to pay Tk.15-60 per month

15. Good demand at Dhaka and adjoining areas

16. 84.6 % farmer were not using organic manure

17. Bangladesh is a deltaic country

18. 刺蝟原則 Waste has Value

19. 50 % above is disposed unsound and unfriendly way

20. Large informal sector exists in Dhaka

21. Decentralized Composting

22. 4R Reduction Reuse Recycling Recovery

25. Labor intensive and less costly. Suite for waste stream, climate, social and economic. Collection of solid waste effectively. Reduce cost for the collection, transportation and disposal of waste. Enhance income and job opportunity.

26. Technology

27. Less capital intensive Sited near urban residential areas Minimum nuisance from odors and flies Environmentally safe product Well suited to Dhaka’s waste stream, climate and socio-economic condition.

28. Indonesian Windrow

30. 40 days decomposition 15 days maturing

31. 500 kg of compost by 2 tons of solid waste

32. Market

34. Tk. 2.5 - 5 Tk. 7 - 8

35. Finance

38. in FULL capacity Tk. 1.77

39. Others being sold between Tk.10 - 15

40. Good bio-fertilizer Job opportunities Clean environment Save DCC money

41. Partnerships

42. Government land and infrastructure

43. Technical advice Training

44. Q & A

45. Reference “Cash for Trash: Solving Dhaka’s Waste Problems”, Ashoka. Iftekhar Enayetullah, Maqsood Sinha, “Community Based Decentralized Composting: Experience of Waste Concern in Dhaka”. Zurbrugg, C., etl, “Decentralized Composting in Dhaka, Bangladesh Production of Compost and Its Marketing”, ISWA2002 Annual Congress.

46. Thank you