Geographical Analysis of Solid Waste Management in Nashik City

This study examines the solid waste management system in Nashik City from a geographical perspective, analysing the spatial distribution, infrastructure, and environmental implications of waste management practices. The research explores how urban growth, population density, and land use patterns impact waste generation and disposal. It also assesses the efficiency of collection, segregation, transportation, and treatment processes while highlighting geographical disparities in waste management services across different areas of the city. By mapping waste generation hotspots and examining landfill locations, the study identifies challenges such as environmental degradation, inadequate infrastructure, and policy gaps. Finally, it offers recommendations for sustainable waste management strategies, emphasizing the importance of spatial planning and community involvement to ensure equitable and effective solutions for Nasik’s growing urban population. it with leachate which is not suitable for the environment the study focuses on adopting multi-level strategies to address SWM challenges comprehensively, with an emphasis on ensuring active citizen participation.in Public Health. In addition, the city lacks treatment facilities and sanitary landfill facilities for the proper management system of solid waste