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OLIVIER, Laura. The Solid Waste Management System of Jaipur: An Overview and Analysis. ISP Collection, Paper 107, 2011     Abstract by the author :  &#34;Jaipur&#8217;s rapid development has resulted in its infrastructure lagging  behind population and industrial growth, which is especially evident in  the unsightly and unsanitary piles of solid waste (garbage) on the  roads. This project took a broad system approach to understand Jaipur&#8217;s  solid waste management system. It investigated how the system is carried  out, some obstacles to its success, and the role of Public Private  Partnerships (PPPs). The findings indicate that there is a  multiple-tiered hierarchical system. The system involves a formal sector  comprised of female and male sweepers, permanent and impermanent  workers, and an informal sector of ragpickers and door-todoor  collectors, door-to-door recyclers, NGOs, and private companies. The  main problems to implementation of the system include lack of citizen  awareness and commitment, no segregation of waste, corruption,  technology, and funding. PPPs can help fund larger projects as well as  offer expertise, but often the ventures are unprofitable, which  discourages companies from undertaking them. Many new projects and  regulations such as a new scientific landfill, a composting service, and  stricter penalties for littering and dirtying the city are currently  underway, which should greatly improve Jaipur&#8217;s cleanliness.&#34;  Read the article ... 