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Consumers’ Perceptions on Plastic Bags Tax Levy in Peri-urban Areas of Eswatini: A Case of Kwaluseni and Logoba Chiefdoms
Author(s) -
M. M. Mavuso,
Saico Sibusiso Singwane
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
the open waste management journal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1876-4002
DOI - 10.2174/1874347101912010014
Subject(s) - plastic bag , business , chiefdom , socioeconomics , engineering , political science , sociology , waste management , law , politics
A total of 165 households, (99 from Kwaluseni and 66 from Logoba) were conveniently sampled and interviewed with the aid of a questionnaire. Community leaders and an environmental inspector from Eswatini Environment Authority were also interviewed. The findings show that the use of plastic bags is increasing in both chiefdoms (92.93% at Kwaluseni and 92.42% at Logoba). Concerning what respondents do with the plastics bags after ferrying their goods home, 25% at Kwaluseni and 19% at Logoba of the respondents claimed to reuse some bags and throw away the rest.

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