MASS MIGRATION EFFECTS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT: THE EXAMPLE OF KİLİS

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With rapid population growth, waste management, which is one of the most important ways to combat the climate crisis, has become a source of increasing crisis. Given that cities house more than half of the world's population, the impact of mass migration on waste production and management is more profound. In this context, the mass migration from Syria to Türkiye that began in the twenty-first century have had a significant impact on the Southeastern Anatolia region, particularly the province of Kilis, whose population has almost doubled as a result of the Syrians granted temporary protection. This research aims to draw the linkage between the mass migration and waste management through its effects on mid-sized cities. Hence, within the scope of this study, how local governments struggle with waste management with the effect of mass migration and its effects on municipal services and social life in the city will be examined in the example of Kilis.

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Mass Migration, Waste Management, Municipal Waste Management, Migration Management, Syria Crisis

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A. I. Gurbuzer Akgun, “MASS MIGRATION EFFECTS ON WASTE MANAGEMENT: THE EXAMPLE OF KİLİS,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.