• Management Of Public Dumpsite And Its Effect On Residents

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    • 1.2            STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
      The campaign against environmental decay is therefore seen as a collective responsibility of both the public and private sector. Against this backdrop, the various stakeholders needed to be more informed about the need for proper environmental care. This campaign becomes eminent as the morbidity and mortality that results from such indiscriminate waste management practices continues to hunt the people against the backdrop of development. (National Orientation Agency, 2011). Urban solid waste management incorporates several interrelated aspects, which needs complete cooperation and collaboration of the community for efficient delivery. It comprises aspects of waste generation, waste composition, collection, recycling (if any), pretreatment and treatment, and finally disposal (Periathamby, 2011). These management aspects thus require input from legal, economic, governmental, political, administrative, and environmental actors. Thus, it requires the involvement of multi-professional drivers such as community change agents among others.
      1.3     RESEARCH QUESTION
      The pertinent questions to this research work are:
      1.     How has the residents in high court area been disposing their refuse?
      2.     Is the method of refuse disposal the best way to dispose waste?
      3.     Has the local government looked into the management of Kurata dumpsite?
      4.     What is the health implication of Kurata dumpsite on the residents in this environment?
      1.4       AIMS AND OBJECTIVE OF STUDY
      The aim of this studies is to critically study about the management of Kurata public dump sites and its effect on the residents in the environment. The objectives are:
      1.     To examine how the residents in high court area have been disposing their refuse.
      2.     To ascertain if the method of refuse disposal used by the residents is the best way to dispose waste.
      3.     To ascertain if the local government has looked into the management of Kurata dumpsite.
      4.     To study the health implication of Kurata dumpsite on the residents in this environment.
      1.5     RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS
      The dumpsite at Kurata, off High court road, Ota does not have any health implication on the residents of its environs.
       The dumpsite at Kurata, off High court road, Ota does not have any health implication on the residents
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