Abstract: The management of municipal solid waste has become a critical sustainability issue in Bangladesh’s secondary cities as a result of rapid urbanisation, increasing waste generation, weak source segregation, limited recycling, irregular collection, and continued dependence on uncontrolled disposal. Although previous studies have examined municipal solid waste management from technical, infrastructural, institutional, and governance perspectives..
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