Sanitation and Solid Waste Management in Global South Countries
Edited Book to be Published by Springer Nature
We are pleased to announce a Special Call for Book Chapters for the forthcoming edited volume on Sanitation and Solid Waste Management in Global South Countries, to be published by Springer Nature.
We have already received a substantial number of high-quality chapter submissions from Indian authors. To ensure broader geographical representation and enrich the global perspective of this volume, we especially encourage researchers, academicians, practitioners, policymakers, and professionals from other Global South countries to contribute.
We welcome original book chapters covering, but not limited to, the following themes:
- Sustainable sanitation systems
- Solid waste management practices
- Circular economy and resource recovery
- Informal waste sector and social inclusion
- Climate-resilient sanitation infrastructure
- Waste-to-energy technologies
- Plastic waste management
- Biomedical and hazardous waste management
- Urban and rural sanitation challenges
- Policy, governance, and institutional frameworks
- Community participation and behavioural change
- Smart technologies and digital innovations in waste management
- Case studies and best practices from Global South countries
- SDGs, climate action, and environmental sustainability
Important Deadline
Full Chapter Submission: 20 July 2026
Submission
Please submit your complete chapter manuscript via email to:
Book Editor
Prof. S. N. Sharma
Head of Research
Track2Training, India
We particularly invite contributions from authors affiliated with institutions in Africa, Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Caribbean, the Middle East, and other Global South regions. Your valuable research and case studies will help develop a comprehensive volume highlighting innovative solutions and context-specific experiences in sanitation and solid waste management.
We look forward to your scholarly contributions and to building a truly international volume that advances sustainable sanitation and waste management across the Global South.
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