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In Nigeria , informal collectors of plastic bottle waste are central to achieving both environmental and economic goals.
The study identified factors like education, family size, religion, gender, age and economic dynamics as relevant to participation in the business.
Religion and cultural beliefs emerged as influences from our survey.
The association of waste collection with income instability highlights the need to formalize and stabilize the sector.
For instance, cooperatives and microfinance may make waste collection more financially appealing. Strategies can also draw on cultural norms to increase community acceptance of waste collection and make it more inclusive. Samuel Oludare Awobona , a doctoral student at Osun State University , Osogbo , Nigeria , contributed to this research. Provided by The Conversation.
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