Let's collectively accelerate our journey towards achieving 'Zero Waste'.
Each  year, over 2.1 billion tons of municipal solid waste are generated by  households, service providers, and small businesses. It's undeniable  that this figure is expected  to surge in the future as urbanization and consumption continue to  escalate. The spectrum of solid waste includes paper, plastics, food  scraps, textiles, packaging materials, yard waste, household e-waste and  cleaning products. Shockingly, the United Nations  reports that 2.7 billion people lack access to proper waste collection,  with the majority residing in rural areas. Without urgent action, this  municipal waste is projected to balloon to 3.8 billion tons annually by  2050 ( https://www.unep.org/events/ un-day/international-day-zero- waste-2024 ) .  Improper waste management poses serious threats to human health and the  environment. The sheer scale of untreated waste presents one of the  most significant challenges not only for the future but also for the  present day.  The  ' International Day ...