3. Solid Waste Collection (SWC)

|| Waste collection || refers to the process of gathering, consolidating, and transporting solid waste, encompassing considerations related to waste receptacles and hauling practices. Waste collection tends to be distinct between commercial, institutional, residential, and away-from-home waste generation points.

The SWC requirements of SWEEP take into account four key performance indicators (KPI) related to Solid Waste Collection:

Efficiency and Effectiveness
Environmental Performance
Economic Performance
Working Conditions and Social Impact

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