‘To Study Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) …
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used as a powerful diagnostic instrument for looking at waste problems (Ambasht
and Ambasht 2005).
3.2 Objectives of This Study
1. To study the household waste disposal system in Indore to make as the cleanest
city of India).
2. To study the IEC as a tool for waste disposal awareness campaign by applying 3
R concept.
3. To study the community awareness about the government policies and rules in
waste handling and managing.
4. To study the impact of waste segregation and waste disposal at household level
for waste minimization and their recycling process in India in general and Indore,
MP, in particular.
4 Methodology
4.1 Research Design
India is a unique country, and above 70% population lives in villages. They lack
amenities and education. There are improvements taking place in Indian waste management scenario. The objective of the present study is to find out new sets of parameters to study the role of waste disposal management system in India in general, in
particular in Indore in the state of Madhya Pradesh under the umbrella of “Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan”.
4.2 Type of Study
Research was based on an exploratory study by structuring a questionnaire and
administering to more than 500 respondents. Besides that a number of group discussions and interviews with upper strata of the organization and locals, directly
affected, were considered:
4.2.1 Method
Questionnaire of 30 items with six demographic variables was developed. It was classified into three categories: for the importance of waste disposal education, household
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used as a powerful diagnostic instrument for looking at waste problems (Ambasht
and Ambasht 2005).
3.2 Objectives of This Study
1. To study the household waste disposal system in Indore to make as the cleanest
city of India).
2. To study the IEC as a tool for waste disposal awareness campaign by applying 3
R concept.
3. To study the community awareness about the government policies and rules in
waste handling and managing.
4. To study the impact of waste segregation and waste disposal at household level
for waste minimization and their recycling process in India in general and Indore,
MP, in particular.
4 Methodology
4.1 Research Design
India is a unique country, and above 70% population lives in villages. They lack
amenities and education. There are improvements taking place in Indian waste management scenario. The objective of the present study is to find out new sets of parameters to study the role of waste disposal management system in India in general, in
particular in Indore in the state of Madhya Pradesh under the umbrella of “Swachh
Bharat Abhiyan”.
4.2 Type of Study
Research was based on an exploratory study by structuring a questionnaire and
administering to more than 500 respondents. Besides that a number of group discussions and interviews with upper strata of the organization and locals, directly
affected, were considered:
4.2.1 Method
Questionnaire of 30 items with six demographic variables was developed. It was classified into three categories: for the importance of waste disposal education, household