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Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India

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Study prepared for GTZ’s sector project “Promotion of Concepts for Pro-Poor and Environmentally Friendly Closed-Loop Approaches in Solid Waste Management

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Chikarmane, Poornima, Narayan, Laksmi, and Chaturvedi, Bharati. Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India. , , . , 2008. Chikarmane, P., Narayan, L., and Chaturvedi, B. (2008). Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India. , , . Chikarmane, Poornima, Narayan, Laksmi, and Chaturvedi, Bharati. "Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India." 2008, .Chikarmane Poornima, Narayan Laksmi, and Chaturvedi Bharati. "Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India." (2008). Chikarmane, P, Narayan, L, and Chaturvedi, B 2008, 'Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India', , , . Poornima Chikarmane, Laksmi Narayan, and Bharati Chaturvedi, 'Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India' (2008). Chikarmane P., Narayan L., and Chaturvedi B. Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India. . 2008. Chikarmane, Poornima, Narayan, Laksmi, and Chaturvedi, Bharati. Recycling Livelihoods – Integration of the Informal Recycling Sector in Solid Waste Management in India. . 2008. , .

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