les cahiers du mecas
Volume 21, Numéro 1, Pages 166-180
2025-06-01
Authors : Merad Boudia Mohamed Djamil .
Algeria struggles with waste management due to poor collection, lack of sorting, and weak recycling infrastructure. Most waste is landfilled, leading to pollution and resource loss. Selective sorting, composting, and biogas production offer viable solutions. Stronger regulations, modernized waste facilities, and public awareness are key to sustainability. Public-private partnerships and the informal sector can boost waste valorization. By adopting a circular economy model, Algeria could transform waste into valuable resources, reduce environmental impact, and create economic opportunities. How can Algeria integrate circular economy principles into its waste management system while addressing economic, policy, and infrastructure challenges?
HSW Management ; Circular Economy ; Waste Valorization ; Sustainable Development
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