DOMESTIC WASTE DISPOSAL EFFECT AND THE SOLUTIONS (A CASE STUDY OF ESWAMA)

DOMESTIC WASTE DISPOSAL EFFECT AND THE SOLUTIONS (A Case Study Of Eswama)

ABSTRACT

Domestic Waste Disposal is any materials from plants and animals which cannot be recycle back into the environments or into the market for future use. This domestic waste management disposal is of national and international concern. From analysis in question 1 it is proved that ogun state helped to control and manage waste disposal in the society. The result of finding here indicates that ogun state was established to develop and implement policies of the management solid and liquid waste disposal on the people’s environment. This shows that illegal waste disposal is dangerous to health and environment. It is also indicated that improper waste disposal contribute to health problems. It remedies shows that waste management activities by the ogun state individual and families has a great impact to people’s health and environment.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Page

Title Page

Approval Page

Dedication

Acknowledgement

Table Of Contents

Abstract

Chapter One:

1.0     Introduction

1.1     Background Of The Study

1.2     Statement Of The Problem

1.3     Purpose Of The Study

1.4     Research Question

1.5     Hypotheses

1.6     The Scope Of The Study

1.7     Significant Of The Study

1.8     Definition Of Terms

Chapter Two:

2.0     Review Of Related Literature

2.1     Theoretical Framework

2.2     Summary Of Literature Review

Chapter Three:

3.0     Research Methodology

3.1     The Design Of The Study

3.2     Area Of The Study

3.3     The Population Of The Study

3.4     Sample And Sampling Techniques

3.5     Instrument For Data Collection

3.6     Validity And Reliability Of Instrument

3.7     Method Of Data Collection

3.6     Method For Data Analysis.

Chapter Four:

4.0     Analysis And Presentation Of Data

Chapter Five

5.0     Discussion And Conclusion Of Results

5.1     Discussion Of Findings

5.2     Recommendations

5.4     Suggestion Of The Further Studies

5.5     Limitation Of The Study

References

Appendices

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1     BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

The generation and disposal of waste is an intrinsic part of any developing society. Waste, both from domestic and commercial sources has grown significantly in the society over the past decade. Every time a householder shops at the store, and open market he contributes to the mountain of waste. It is possible to quote figures which show that the production of waste amounts to millions of tons. The percent of Nigeria’s population living in cities and urban area has more than doubled in the last 15 years.

According to Hornby (2005) domestic waste is something that is not or no longer used and is to be thrown away or disposed off. It is also any material lacking direct value to the producer and so must be disposed.

The management of waste is a matter of national and international concern. The cities, urban areas experience continuous growth which contributes to enormous in generation of solid and liquid waste.

DOMESTIC WASTE DISPOSAL EFFECT AND THE SOLUTIONS (A Case Study Of Eswama)