The selection of technology for waste management depends on multiple managerial and systems-oriented factors. From a managerial perspective, economic feasibility is a primary consideration. Decision-makers must evaluate capital investment, operating and maintenance costs, availability of funds, and expected returns or cost recovery mechanisms. Cost-effectiveness in relation to the volume and type of waste generated plays a critical role. Technical feasibility is equally important; managers must assess the suitability, reliability, scalability, and adaptability of the technology to local conditions. The characteristics of waste significantly influence technology choice. The quantity, composition, moisture