The Effect of Green Infrastructure and Waste Management on Quality of Life
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.58812/sdi.v1i01.1464Keywords:
Green Infrastructure, Waste Management, Quality of Life, Urban Sustainability, Environmental HealthAbstract
Green infrastructure and waste management play pivotal roles in fostering sustainable urban environments and enhancing the quality of life. This study systematically reviews 12 peer-reviewed documents from the Scopus database to analyze the environmental, health, social, and economic impacts of these initiatives. Key findings reveal that green infrastructure reduces pollution, mitigates urban heat, and promotes social cohesion, while effective waste management minimizes environmental hazards and improves public health. Integrated approaches amplify these benefits, enabling resource recovery and community engagement. However, challenges such as funding limitations, policy gaps, and low public awareness hinder optimal implementation. The study highlights the need for holistic strategies combining technology, policy integration, and community participation to address urban sustainability challenges effectively.
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