Abstract

Biomedical waste generated from healthcare activities poses significant environmental and health risks if not managed properly. This research project explores the current regulatory frameworks and control measures for biomedical waste assessing their effectiveness and identifying areas for improvement. The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach combining qualitative interviews with regulatory officials and healthcare practitioners and quantitative analysis of waste management data across various healthcare facilities. Key findings reveal discrepancies in compliance with existing regulations and variations in waste management practices influenced by factors such as facility size and location. The research highlights the need for more standardized protocols enhanced training programs and stricter enforcement mechanisms. Recommendations include the adoption of advanced waste treatment technologies increased stakeholder engagement and the development of a unified regulatory framework to s