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Madhusudan S
Department of Health Sciences, Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Challenges of Consumer Culture and Solid-Waste to the Environment Protection in Pokhara Metropolitan City Nepal
Author(s): Shukra Raj S*, Krishna Kumar B, Basanta Lal L, Badri Nath N, Bhim Prasad N, Jiban Mani P, Bigyan S, Gopi Lal S, Madhusudan S and Sunil S
Changing consumer culture and increasing solid-waste have become global environmental issues leading to myriad challenges for management, especially in urban spaces. Against this backdrop, this study explores the challenges of solid-waste attached to changing consumer culture in the context of Pokhara, an urbanized tourist city in Nepal. The study has followed the qualitative research design generated through primary and secondary data. For this purpose, five informants have selected by purposive sampling and gathered their experiences, knowledge, and understanding of the relationship between changing consumer culture and increased solid-waste through in-depth interviews. The findings reveal that the leading cause of the environmental problem in this area is due to changing consumer culture along with rapidly growing urbanized cities and an increased attachment to.. View more»