Eco-City Planning In Developing Countries : The Role of Organic Waste Management <Research Notes>

Weningtyas Widyarini

Quan Liqing

Suga Manami

Zhang Nan

Yang Song

Amidu Issahaku Zakaria

国際協力研究誌

Journal of International Development and Cooperation

This report aims to indicate challenges and future possibilities for Eco-City planning in terms of the role of organic solid waste management in developing countries. Eco-City, which seeks to reduce garbage and energy consumption, and recycle and reuse waste, has attracted our attention as a concept for sustainable urban development. Awareness of the concept of Eco-City planning is increasing in municipalities or cities in developing countries with rising environmental concerns. Among municipalities or cities in developing countries implementing Eco-City projects, Namakkal in India and Surabaya in Indonesia have played advanced roles in organic waste management, which is considered a part of the Eco-City program. The two cities have successfully achieved their goals with a community-oriented approach, although they face budget constraints in the same way as most cities in developing countries.

Eco-City planning

Organic waste management

Community-based approach

Construction. Civil engineering [ 510 ]

eng

広島大学大学院国際協力研究科

[ISSN] 1341-0903

[NCID] AN10482914