IJSRP, Volume 3, Issue 2, February 2013 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
Dr. Krishne Gowda, Dr. Chandrashekar M. N, Prof. Sridhara M. V., Dr. Hemalatha B. N.
Abstract:
The economic growth and demographic changes in Indian cities are posing a serious challenge to urban local authorities. By the year 2020, Indian urban centers including Bangalore will witness a huge increase in population. With the rapidly growing urban population, the need for infrastructure services increases manifold. The increase in per capita income and the concomitant industrial and service activities have resulted in a high increase in consumption and consequently, in the quantum and complexity of the composition of the solid waste generated.