达卡北部城市公司家庭固体废物收集者的健康危害:COVID 后研究

IF 3 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q2 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES International Journal of Environmental Science and Technology Pub Date : 2024-08-29 DOI:10.1007/s13762-024-05966-1
F. Ahmed, T. S. Ratna, N. Sharmin, A. Chowdhury, S. Rana, S. Hasasn, S. H. Tumon, S. Islam, M. M. Hossain
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固体废物管理一直是达卡北城公司废物收集人员面临的挑战之一,尤其是在后 COVID-19 时期,因为这项工作会引发多种急性和慢性疾病。收集垃圾对达卡北城公司(DNCC)垃圾收集人员健康状况的危险影响往往被忽视,他们不得不在没有适当保护措施的情况下工作。虽然已经对废物收集者的职业健康危害进行了不同的研究,但本研究的新颖之处在于它考虑到了后 COVID 时期,并将重点放在了达卡北城公司的固体废物收集者身上。本研究旨在评估 DNCC 家庭废物收集者目前面临的健康危害,并提出补救措施。通过便利抽样,以问卷调查(n = 415)的形式评估了工作环境、社会经济状况以及对《19 世纪 COVID》后健康危害的认识。数据分析采用了描述性统计、皮尔逊卡方检验和二元逻辑回归。描述性统计显示,81.8% 的拾荒者对其工作环境不满意。此外,66% 的拾荒者面临健康问题,58% 的拾荒者不知道 COVID-19 的风险。皮尔逊卡方检验显示,拾荒者的健康危害与工作类型、工作时间、对固体废物影响健康的认识和严重病史有显著关联。此外,二元逻辑回归模型显示,工作类型、对固体废物影响健康的认识、常患疾病和严重疾病史对 DNCC 捡拾垃圾者的健康危害有显著影响(p 值为 0.05)。在政策含义方面,达卡北城公司必须立即采取行动,通过向拾荒者提供适当的保护措施,大大减少固体废物收集对其健康的危害。
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Health hazards implication for household solid waste collectors of north city corporation in Dhaka: a post-COVID study

Solid waste management has been one of the challenging tasks for the waste collectors at Dhaka North City corporations, especially during the post-COVID-19 period, since this task exposes several acute and chronic illnesses. The perilous implications of waste collection on the health condition of the waste collectors at the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) have often been ignored, and they have to work without adequate protective measures. Though different research has already been done regarding the occupational health hazards of waste collectors, the novelty of this study is that it considers the post-COVID period and focuses on the solid waste picker of DNCC. This study aimed to evaluate the current health hazards faced by DNCC household waste collectors and suggest remedial actions. A questionnaire-based survey (n = 415) assessed work environment, socio-economic status, and post-COVID-19 health hazard awareness through convenience sampling. Descriptive statistics, Pearson’s chi-square tests, and binary logistic regression were adopted to analyze the data. Descriptive statistics portray that 81.8% of waste pickers are not satisfied with their work environment. Additionally, 66% of solid waste collectors face health issues, and 58% of waste collectors are unaware of the risk of COVID-19. Pearson’s chi-square tests reveal that the health hazards of waste pickers are significantly associated with job type, working hours, Awareness of solid waste effect on health and severe suffering history. Additionally, the binary logistic regression model exposed job type, Awareness of solid waste effect on health, frequently suffered diseases, and severe suffering history has significant (p-value < 0.05) impact on the health hazard of a waste picker of DNCC. Regarding the policy implication, Dhaka North City Corporation must take immediate action that will significantly reduce the hazardous impacts of solid waste collection on the health of the waste collectors by supplying them with adequate protective measures.

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