Impact of improper municipal solid waste management on fostering One Health approach in Ethiopia — challenges and opportunities: A systematic review

Tsegay Kahsay Gebrekidan , Niguse Gebru Weldemariam , Hagos Degefa Hidru , Gebremariam Gebrezgabher Gebremedhin , Abraha Kahsay Weldemariam
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Improper disposal of solid waste, predominantly illegal dumping, can lead to severe air and water pollution, land degradation, climate change, and health hazards due to the persistence of hazardous materials. As a result, it is threatening public and animal health, environmental sustainability, and economic development. The One Health approach, which acknowledges the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, offers a comprehensive solution. This systematic review examines the impact of improper municipal solid waste on fostering One Health approaches at the national level of Ethiopia by identifying key challenges and opportunities. Publications were retrieved from peer-reviewed, indexed journal publications, government documents (policies, proclamations, regulations, and guidelines), and credible non-governmental organization publications from selected electronic databases (Google scholar, PubMed, EMBASE, Global Health, Web of Science, etc.), and governmental offices. Despite efforts to advance the One Health approach in Ethiopia through the formation of the National One Health Steering Committee and technical working groups, implementation is hindered by challenges such as poor sectoral integration, insufficient advocacy, financial constraints, and limited research. These challenges contribute to worsening zoonotic and infectious diseases and environmental issues due to inadequate solid waste management. Nonetheless, opportunities exist through One Health integration via holistic programs, interdisciplinary collaboration, community engagement, policy enhancement, institutional capacity building, and public-private partnerships. Therefore, enhancing sectoral integration and increasing advocacy efforts and securing financial support is necessary to back waste management initiatives and related research. Further research is crucial to understand the impact of solid waste management and the potential benefits of the One Health approach in Ethiopia.
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埃塞俄比亚城市固体废物管理不当对促进 "一体健康 "方法的影响--挑战与机遇:系统回顾
固体废物的不当处置,主要是非法倾倒,会导致严重的空气和水污染、土地退化、气候变化,并因有害物质的持续存在而危害健康。因此,固体废物威胁着公众和动物健康、环境可持续性和经济发展。一体健康 "方法承认人类、动物和环境健康的相互关联性,提供了一个全面的解决方案。本系统综述通过确定关键挑战和机遇,研究了不当的城市固体废物对在埃塞俄比亚国家层面促进 "一体健康 "方法的影响。从选定的电子数据库(Google scholar、PubMed、EMBASE、Global Health、Web of Science 等)和政府办公室检索了经同行评审的索引期刊出版物、政府文件(政策、公告、法规和指南)以及可信的非政府组织出版物。尽管埃塞俄比亚通过成立国家 "同一健康 "指导委员会和技术工作组努力推进 "同一健康 "方法,但部门整合不力、宣传不足、资金限制和研究有限等挑战阻碍了该方法的实施。这些挑战加剧了人畜共患疾病和传染病的恶化,以及固体废物管理不足造成的环境问题。尽管如此,通过整体计划、跨学科合作、社区参与、政策强化、机构能力建设和公私合作伙伴关系,"一个健康 "的整合仍带来了机遇。因此,有必要加强部门整合,加大宣传力度,确保财政支持,以支持废物管理倡议和相关研究。进一步的研究对于了解埃塞俄比亚固体废物管理的影响和 "一个健康 "方法的潜在益处至关重要。
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