Solid Waste Management in Malaysia

            House hold waste is commonly known as residential waste and domestic waste which means the waste which is produces from houses. It is also generated from home day-to-day operation. Due to the rise of modern consumers; at the house hold level domestic waste causes the waste amount.

Commercial Waste Management in Malaysia

        It is also known as business waste or commercial waste which covers business; it is primarily used for entertainment, sports or trade. It also includes a waste which is produced as a result of carrying out a business; in which include the linked lane and garden pieces attached to the general maintenance of the business. This will include garbage prepared by your customers. For example, foodstuffs, plastic bags, and so on.

Institutional Waste Management in Malaysia

        It includes waste of equipment like institutions like libraries, hospitals,schools, or jails. In addition, basically any cover for religious worship or charitable purposes.

Industrial Waste Management in Malaysia

        There are many factories, mills and industries in Malaysia. The raw material is using in these industries to manufacture goods for customers. Industrial waste is generated in this all procedure. Few one examples of industrial waste are a problem after industrial waste industrial revolution etc. It also includes slag, metals, ash, radiation paint, sandpaper, waste etc. It is usually toxic, ignore, corrosion or reactions that require proper management to prevent harm for health and environmental consequences.

Public waste Management in Malaysia

This waste is created by public places, to which supervises the local authority and have its all control.

Imported Waste Management in Malaysia

The waste which is import in to Malaysia for processing and it was generated in other countries.

Construction Waste Management in Malaysia

It is the waste, which is generally combined with demolition of the waste and is defined as "Construction and Destructive waste" (C & D). Construction waste includes plaster board, wood, concrete, soybean, brick, plants, stones and soil.