**7. Conclusion**

Sustainable waste management is a key concept in the circular economy and offers many opportunities and benefits for the economy, society, and the environment. This is a systemic approach to economic development that utilizes the waste management model and seeks to optimize economic growth from limited resources. Sustainable waste management helps meet the far-reaching challenges of a linear consumer society, but also offers a faster solution to many of the problems that waste causes. It includes collection, sorting, reuse, recycling, and, with the appropriate availability of facilities, provides energy and resources. This will create jobs, improve waste management techniques, and reduce the effect of human activities on the environment, leading to better air and water quality. It minimizes waste, protects against high environmental costs, and protects from dangerous health problems, thus improving the overall state of human life.

The goal of sustainable waste management is to use materials for as long as possible and to minimize the amount of solid waste that is discharged or incinerated in landfills. But in our current linear economy, waste is generated just before the product is produced. A deeper approach to sustainable waste management must focus on the entire product life cycle to help reduce the negative impacts of waste on the environment, society, and economy. Moreover, sustainable waste management reduces the utilization of natural resources. Recycling and reusing of materials extracted from nature should be ensured and the generation of as little waste as possible must be attained. We have to maintain sustainability for our environment and future generations. A sound and well-functioned sustainable waste management system should integrate feedback loops, concentrate on processes and procedures, adaptability and constructability, and divert waste from disposal.
