The global smart waste management market is valued at USD 3.08 billion in 2024 and is expected to register a CAGR of 15.08%, reaching USD 6.21 billion by 2029. • Smart waste management directs the use of sensors in waste to observe the real-time status of municipal waste collection services and decide when bins should be emptied or filled. It also maintains track of past information collected by sensors and databases that can be utilized to pinpoint and enhance driver routes, fill patterns, and lower operating costs. Effective waste collection is more functional with remote monitoring and IoT-based waste bins.

Liquid waste management requires filtration of waste, unlike waste segregation in solid waste management. Generally, liquid waste is generated when water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other activity. Various manufacturing activities in industries generate wastewater, which is sometimes difficult to treat due to various toxic chemicals in the wastewater. A proper liquid waste management facility includes all phases of the process, namely liquid collection, storage, transportation, disposal, and waste treatment. Neglecting any aspect of liquid waste management in treating industrial wastewater generated after production activity can lead to contaminated water runoff.