A 25 MINUTE DOCUMENTARY ON FROM WASTE TO WEALTH
Abstract
The term waste has a different meaning for different people. In general, waste is unwanted from a person who discards it; a product or material that does not have value anymore for the first user and is therefore thrown away. But unwanted is subjective, and the waste could have value for another person in a different circumstance or even in a different culture (Crean de Klundert and Justine, 2001). There are industries that operate primarily or exclusively using waste materials such as paper, PET bottles, clothes, solid waste, food, and other waste materials like metals as their industrial raw materials. In the context of Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM), waste is regarded as valueless materials.
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