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Solid Waste Management Training Programme For P.H.I. Trainee Kadugannawa Training Centre2010.07.09 To 2010.07.11 : 

Solid Waste Management Training Programme For P.H.I. Trainee Kadugannawa Training Centre2010.07.09 To 2010.07.11 Place – Bankiyawaththa SWM Training Centre Balangoda Urbancouncil S P O N C E R D B Y L E A R N A S I A

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TRAINING PROGRAM OF PHI TRAINEES FOR SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM DATE :- 2010/07/09 - 2010/07/10 .11 TRAINING CENTRE GALLE 2010-07.09 m j 1 00 ms<s.ekSu wruqK meyeos,s lsrSu - .re iNdm;s ksu, a .dñKS ùrisxy m j 1 15-1 20 y`ÿkd.ekSu m j 1 20-2 30 m<d;a md,kh yd uyck fi!LH mrSlaIl rdcldrs f,alï k,ska mqIaml=udr m j 2 30-3 30 >k wmo%jH l,ukdlrKh yeoskajSu uyck fi!LH mrSlaIl ksu,a fma%u;s,l m j 3 30-4 00 iji f;a mdkh m j 4 00-6 00 >k wmo%jH l<ukdlrKfha jra:udk ;;ajh uyck fi!LH mrSlaIl ksu,a fma%u;s,l m j 6 00 jevigyka ksudj yd kjd;eka ioyd msg;aj hdu

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2010'07'01 fm'j' 7'00 nexlshj;a; mqyqKq uOHia:dkhg meñKSu" Wfoa wdydrh fm'j' 8'00 fmrÈk lghq;= iudf,dapkh wydr yd T!IO mÍlaIl m%shka; ms%hl=udr fm'j' 8'30 >k wmøjH l<ukdlrK jevigykla ilia lsÍu jevigyk ilia lsÍu -fmfrÜgq .ekSu úÓw;=.Eu" li< tl;= lsÍu yd jd¾;d ms<sfh, lsÍu fm'j' 10'00 f;a úfõlh fm'j' 10'30 Waste Density & Time Motion Survey ms<sn`o foaYKhla - u'fi!'m' m%idoa l=udr fm'j' 11'30 Waste density uekSu yd Waste Composition Survey m%dfhda.sl l%shdldrlula - wdpd¾h uvq.,a, m'j' 12'30 Èjd wdydrh m'j' 1'30 - 3'30 Waste Final Disposal Method - Composting & Sanitary Lad Filling - u'fi!'m' ksu,a fm%au;s,l

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2010'07'02 fm'j' 7'00 fCIa;% wNHdihla osrd fkdhk wmøjH ñ, § .ekSu - iïm;a flakaøhla mÍlaId lsÍu" r$fchs,dks u'u' úoHd,h fm'j' 8'00 Wfoa wdydrh fm'j' 9'00 Èrd fkdhk wmøjH tl;= lsÍu" .nvd lsÍu" úlsKSu yd mdie,a li< m%;splS%shlrK jevigyk - u'fi!'m' ksu,a fm%au;s,l fm'j' 11'00 f;a úfõlh fm'j' 11'15 wvq úhoï u, wmøjH m%;sl¾u moaO;sh yd m%dfhda.sl wNHdihla - u'fi!'m' ksu,a fm%au;s,l fm'j' 12'30 Èjd wdydrh m'j' 1'30 >k wmøjH l<ukdrlrKfha ffk;sl miqìu yd kS;suh l%shdud¾. .ekSu - wdydr yd T!IO mÍlaIl ms%hka; m%shl=udr m'j' 3'30 wjidk úNd.h m'j' 4'00 bÈß lghq;= yd jHdmD;s jd¾;djla ilia lsÍu m'j' 5'00 jevigyka ksudj yd iy;sl m%odfkda;aijh

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Objective Of This Training Programme Should Be Able To Know Solid Waste Management In Sri Lanka To Explain Waste Management Techniques And Pattern Of Solid Waste Management To Be Able To Know Collection Transportation And Final Disposal Solid Waste To Be Explain To Recycle Waste Program Prepare Project Proposal Of SWM Develop The Skill Of Legal Procedure And Particle Experience SWM In Sri Lanka Changes Of Behavior Solid Waste Disposal

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Definition of the waste 01 Any substance which constitutes a scrap material or other unwanted surplus substance arising from the application of any process , any substance or article which requires to be dispose of as being broken , worn out , contaminated or otherwise spoiled . Any thing which is discarded or otherwise dealt with as if it were waste shall be presumed , to be presumed to be waste unless the contrary is proved

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Solid Waste Comprise All The Waste Arising From Human And Animal Activities That Are Normally Solid And That Are Discarded As Unless Or Unwanted 03 Solid Waste Is Described As Non Liquid Waste Material Arising From Domestic , Trade , Commercial , Industrial And Agricultural Activities As Well As Waste Arising Public Sectors . Solid Waste Comprises Of Different Materials Such As Food Waste , Discarded Clothing , Garden Waste , Construction Waste , Factory Off Cuts , Process Waste And Packaging In The Form Of Paper , Metal , Plastic Or Glass Exc. 02

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WHAT IS THE WASTE ? Solid waste is anything that someone does not want and throws away. It is of no value to them. However, it may be of value (i.e. a resource) to someone else. iEu fohlau b;d blaukska fyda miqj li< njg mrsj¾:kh fú Wod(- mqj;am;la .;aúg th B,. oskfhaoS li< njg m;afú osk o¾Ykhla .;a jsg th B<. jraIfhaos li, njg m;afú nhsisl,hla jir 10 lg miq li, njg m;afú li, hkq wkjYH ia:dkhl wkjYH fj,djl mj;sk jeo.;a iïm;ls 11 swm lectures (nimal premathilaka)

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wka;rdodhl wmo%jH Hazardous waste can be briefly defined as the waste that dangerously affects the life on the earth. getting fatal dieses or death.

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Sources of waste Household – Combustible Non Combustible Decomposable 2. Industry - Non Degradable Degradable Dangerous 3. Hospital - Pathological Instrument

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Effects of waste To Human Health - Fatal Diseases/ Illness Chronic Disability Effect Of The Pregnant Women To The Environment – Soil Degradation Eco System Elimination Decreasing Bio – Diversity Air Pollution Water Pollution Socio – Economic - Disruption Of Existing Communities Negative Distribution Effects Increasing Production Cost Depletion Of Land Value Rick And Accidental Cost

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Waste Management Hierarchy

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Waste generation rate Being The Quantity Of Waste Produce Per Person Per Day ( Kg/Per Person.Day Developing Country – 0.3 – 1.0 Kg/Per Person.Day Develop Country - 1.0 - 2.5 Kg / PerPerson.Day

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Factors Of Waste Generation Floating Population Season Festivals And Other Special Occasion