Willingness to Pay for Improved Solid Waste Management in Dunkwa-Offin - Addai, Kwabena Nyarko
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Increasing level of generation of municipal solid waste have long posed serious threats to local environmental quality and human health.Municipal solid waste management is the responsibility of local governments consuming a greater percentage of their budgets in developing countries.However budget constraints have made Metropolitan,Municipal and District Assemblies unable to meet the cost in managing the ever increasing volumes of waste.Improvements in solid waste management is required; however to obtain such improvements, a higher payment is also anticipated. In line with this, it is very…mehr

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Increasing level of generation of municipal solid waste have long posed serious threats to local environmental quality and human health.Municipal solid waste management is the responsibility of local governments consuming a greater percentage of their budgets in developing countries.However budget constraints have made Metropolitan,Municipal and District Assemblies unable to meet the cost in managing the ever increasing volumes of waste.Improvements in solid waste management is required; however to obtain such improvements, a higher payment is also anticipated. In line with this, it is very important to explore the possibility of cost sharing by households and for this we need to explore their willingness to pay for such services. This book therefore explores this area of interest
Autorenporträt
Kwabena Nyarko Addai is currently a tutor in Ghana Education Service.He received his BSc Agriculture and MPhil Agricultural Economics from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology and an MA in Environmental Management and Policy from University of Cape Coast.His interest are in Agricultural,Environmental and Natural Resources Economics