Advanced Organic Waste Management

<p>PART 1: Organic Waste: Generation, Composition, and Health Hazards <br>1. Worldwide Organic Waste Generation – Developing and Developed Countries <br>2. Composition and Characteristics of Organic Waste - Domestic, Industrial, and Natural Sources<br>3. Environmental and Health Hazards</p> <p>PART 2: Resource Recovery from Organic Waste <br>4. Composting and Vermicomposting<br>5. Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Composting and Vermicomposting for Urban Households<br>6. Novel Techniques – Contained Composting System and Rotary Drum Composting System<br>7. Case Studies</p> <p>PART 3: Energy Recovery from Organic Waste <br>8. Advances in Anaerobic Digestion for Biogas Production<br>9. Household Biomethanizer<br>10. Hydrothermal Carbonization <br>11. Compost-Heated Greenhouse for Carbon Harvesting<br>12. Case Studies</p> <p>PART 4: Environmental Management Tools for Organic Waste <br>13. Emerging Regulations and Legislation <br>14. Life Cycle Assessment <br>15. Sustainable Social Livelihoods through Organic Waste Management <br>16. Financial Sustainability of Organic Waste Management – An Economic Analysis<br>17. Case Studies</p> <p>PART 5: Innovative Management Practices for Organic Waste <br>18. Zero Waste and Zero Landfill Paradigm <br>19. Smart Waste Management Practices and Solutions in Smart Cities <br>20. Composting Management Open-source Software and Instrumentation<br>21. Case Studies</p> <p>PART 6: Circular Bioeconomy in Organic Waste Management <br>22. Circular Bioeconomy – A Conceptual Framework <br>23. Integrated Waste Management for Multiproduct Biorefineries in Circular Economy<br>24. Innovation for Waste Valorization in Bioeconomy – Prospects and Challenges <br>25. Policy and Governance Implications <br>26. Case Studies</p> <p>PART 7: Transition towards Sustainability <br>27. Resilient Waste Management System in Emergencies like COVID-19 Pandemic – Future Implications for Sustainability<br>28. Conclusions</p>