“Open Dumping Pollutes More Than Just the Streets”
Open Dumping!
Open dumping is more than a waste management issue-it is a major source of air pollution.
As waste decomposes or is openly burned, it releases harmful gases and fine particulate matter that affect both human health and the environment.
Across many parts of Kathmandu, unmanaged waste has become an everyday sight, reflecting the urgent need for better waste management systems.
Cleaner streets don't just improve our city's appearance-they help create cleaner air for people, wildlife, and future generations.
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