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          <dc:title>Opportunities and Challenges of the Plastic Recycling Industry in the Yangon Region (Myat Su Mon, 2025)</dc:title>
          <dc:creator>Myat Su Mon</dc:creator>
          <dc:description>This study investigates the current opportunities and challenges confronting the
plastic recycling industry within the Yangon Region, a rapidly urbanizing area facing
escalating plastic waste generation. . The primary objectives were to identify prevailing
obstacles, to evaluate the industry's growth potential, and to propose recommendations
for its sustainable development. A descriptive research design was adopted, employing
a structured survey method to gather primary data from a diverse range of key
stakeholders within the plastic recycling factories. The findings reveal that despite a
generally optimistic outlook for growth, the industry faces significant challenges
including inadequate waste collection and sorting infrastructure, limited access to
advanced recycling technologies, and insufficient governmental policy support.
Furthermore, public awareness regarding proper waste segregation and the value of
recycling needs substantial improvement. Consequently, sound government
intervention through enhanced regulations, increased investment in technological
advancements, and widespread public awareness campaigns are crucial for fostering
the industry's sustained growth and maximizing its environmental benefits in Yangon</dc:description>
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