National 3R Strategy for Waste Management. Country/Territory Bangladesh Document type Date 2010 Source FAO, FAOLEX Subject Agricultural & rural development, Environment gen. Keyword Climate change Research Sustainable development Sustainable use Bioenergy Capacity building Fertilizers/nutrients Protection of environment Public health Public participation Public private partnership (PPP) Waste disposal Waste domestic sources Waste management Waste non-domestic sources Waste prevention Clean development mechanism Recycling/reuse Residues Wetlands Policy/planning Polluter pays principle Geographical area Asia, ASIA AND THE PACIFIC, Indian Ocean, Least Developed Countries, South Asian Seas, Southern Asia Abstract This National 3R Strategy for Waste Management is a multi-sectoral policy document. The goal for waste management is to achieve complete elimination of waste disposal on open dumps, rivers, flood plains by 2015 and promote recycling of waste through mandatory segregation of waste at source as well as create a market for recycled products and provide incentives for recycling of waste. The main objective of this 3R strategy is to delineate ways and means of achieving national 3R goals through providing a uniform guideline for all stakeholders. Specific objectives of this strategy are to: • address the key issues and challenges of waste management acting as a barrier for promotion of 3R in the country ; • define the roles of various actors to promote 3R in the country; and • guide the creation of enabling conditions for success regarding implementation of 3R in the country. Priority sectors are identified by the government: municipal solid waste, industrial waste, biomedical waste, institutional and commercial waste and agricultural waste. Full text English Website www.doe.gov.bd