[ Etude environnementale des poubelles publiques: Stratégies de réparation du site (Cas du District du Mont-Amba, Ville-Province de Kinshasa) ]
Volume 38, Issue 4, February 2023, Pages 1019–1028
Serge Diemo1, Patrick Mukonkole Mukonkole2, Arnold ONYA NGILA3, Chamira FWANI PAMBU4, Prisca KATSHUNGA AKAZIA5, Joséphine NKIKU KUNGA6, and Arielle MABAYA ARIELLE7
1 Centre de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (CRGM), B.P.: 898, Kinshasa I, RD Congo
2 Centre de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (CRGM), B.P.: 898, Kinshasa I, RD Congo
3 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
4 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
5 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
6 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
7 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
Original language: French
Copyright © 2023 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
In the city of Kinshasa, the poor management of waste (plastic bags, packaging, household waste and others) poses enormous problems of insalubrity and degradation of nature, thus causing the development of endermic diseases (malaria, typhoid, etc.). Despite the efforts made by the municipal authorities, this problem of insalubrity in the Congolese capital still remains. Good waste management through public trash cans will generate positive and negative impacts on the Kinshasa environment. On this, we propose in this study some strategies for the distribution of new locations according to the methods adopted. The data obtained in the field and the results of their analysis have made it possible to deduce that the rate of insalubrity has increased over the past six years due to poor waste management. To remedy this persistent problem, we ask the population of the District of Mont-Amba to properly manage their waste by installing garbage cans and to participate in community work. To the authorities, we are asking for strong awareness raising regarding waste management and the installation of public trash cans in appropriate places outside neighborhoods.
Author Keywords: Waste, Management, Township, Water, Soil, Specification.
Volume 38, Issue 4, February 2023, Pages 1019–1028
Serge Diemo1, Patrick Mukonkole Mukonkole2, Arnold ONYA NGILA3, Chamira FWANI PAMBU4, Prisca KATSHUNGA AKAZIA5, Joséphine NKIKU KUNGA6, and Arielle MABAYA ARIELLE7
1 Centre de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (CRGM), B.P.: 898, Kinshasa I, RD Congo
2 Centre de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (CRGM), B.P.: 898, Kinshasa I, RD Congo
3 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
4 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
5 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
6 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
7 Centre Nationale de télédétection (CNT), Kinshasa, RD Congo
Original language: French
Copyright © 2023 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Abstract
In the city of Kinshasa, the poor management of waste (plastic bags, packaging, household waste and others) poses enormous problems of insalubrity and degradation of nature, thus causing the development of endermic diseases (malaria, typhoid, etc.). Despite the efforts made by the municipal authorities, this problem of insalubrity in the Congolese capital still remains. Good waste management through public trash cans will generate positive and negative impacts on the Kinshasa environment. On this, we propose in this study some strategies for the distribution of new locations according to the methods adopted. The data obtained in the field and the results of their analysis have made it possible to deduce that the rate of insalubrity has increased over the past six years due to poor waste management. To remedy this persistent problem, we ask the population of the District of Mont-Amba to properly manage their waste by installing garbage cans and to participate in community work. To the authorities, we are asking for strong awareness raising regarding waste management and the installation of public trash cans in appropriate places outside neighborhoods.
Author Keywords: Waste, Management, Township, Water, Soil, Specification.
Abstract: (french)
Dans la ville de Kinshasa, la mauvaise gestion des déchets (sacs plastiques, emballages, déchets ménagers et autres) pose d’énormes problèmes d’insalubrité et de dégradation de la nature occasionnant ainsi le développement des maladies endermiques (paludisme, typhoïde, etc.). Malgré les efforts fournis par les Autorités municipales, ce problème d’insalubrité dans la capitale congolaise demeure toujours. La bonne gestion des déchets à travers les poubelles publiques va générer des impacts positifs et négatifs sur l’environnement Kinois. Sur ce, nous proposons dans cette étude quelques stratégies de répartition des nouveaux emplacements suivant les méthodes adoptées. Les données obtenues sur le terrain et les résultats d’analyse de ces dernières ont permis de déduire que le taux d’insalubrité à augmenter ces six dernières années du fait de la mauvaise gestion des déchets. Pour remédier à ce problème persistant, nous demandons à la population du District du Mont-Amba de bien gérer leurs déchets en aménageant des poubelles et de participer aux travaux communautaires. Aux Autorités, nous sollicitons une forte sensibilisation en ce qui concerne la gestion des déchets et l’implantation des poubelles publiques aux endroits appropriés en dehors des quartiers.
Author Keywords: Déchets, Gestion, Commune, Eau, Sol, Spécification.
How to Cite this Article
Serge Diemo, Patrick Mukonkole Mukonkole, Arnold ONYA NGILA, Chamira FWANI PAMBU, Prisca KATSHUNGA AKAZIA, Joséphine NKIKU KUNGA, and Arielle MABAYA ARIELLE, “Environmental study of public trash cans: Site repair strategies (Case of Mont-Amba District, City-Province of Kinshasa),” International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies, vol. 38, no. 4, pp. 1019–1028, February 2023.
