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    The document recommends adopting an Integrated Solid Waste Management framework to address waste management issues in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It states that decisions around waste management are increasingly difficult as waste grows, so public and private sectors must address it urgently. More advertising is also needed to raise awareness of the environmental and health dangers of improper waste management. The proposed Integrated Solid Waste Management framework provides a studied, evaluated, and analyzed approach for Bahrain's waste management.

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    The document recommends adopting an Integrated Solid Waste Management framework to address waste management issues in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It states that decisions around waste management are increasingly difficult as waste grows, so public and private sectors must address it urgently. More advertising is also needed to raise awareness of the environmental and health dangers of improper waste management. The proposed Integrated Solid Waste Management framework provides a studied, evaluated, and analyzed approach for Bahrain's waste management.

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    The document recommends adopting an Integrated Solid Waste Management framework to address waste management issues in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It states that decisions around waste management are increasingly difficult as waste grows, so public and private sectors must address it urgently. More advertising is also needed to raise awareness of the environmental and health dangers of improper waste management. The proposed Integrated Solid Waste Management framework provides a studied, evaluated, and analyzed approach for Bahrain's waste management.

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    The document recommends adopting an Integrated Solid Waste Management framework to address waste management issues in the Kingdom of Bahrain. It states that decisions around waste management are increasingly difficult as waste grows, so public and private sectors must address it urgently. More advertising is also needed to raise awareness of the environmental and health dangers of improper waste management. The proposed Integrated Solid Waste Management framework provides a studied, evaluated, and analyzed approach for Bahrain's waste management.

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    Conclusion:

    With such an integrative proposal developed within this study, the researcher highly recommends that it to
    be considered for future planning of waste management systems in the country. It is apparent that decisions
    on how to manage waste growth within cities and countries worldwide is increasingly growing in difficulty,
    as such, the need to address the issue as soon as possible is a need to be met by both public and private
    sectors as well. Also, there should be more advertisements about how serious this matter is and how
    dangerous it is to the environment and public health.

    The proposed of the Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM) therefore holds a framework that has been
    studied, evaluated and analyzed for the waste management in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

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