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According to World Health Organization, hospital waste includes all the waste generated by healthcare establishments, research facilities and laboratories. In addition, it includes the waste originating from “minor” or “scattered” sources such as dialysis, insulin injections etc. With the ever increasing population and health care needs, there is mushrooming of health care centers and institute. An increase in health care has direct relation with generation of hospital waste. This means directly or indirectly putting the health of workers and general population at risk.

Three R’s: reduce, recycle and reuse; Kathmandu Medical College: An eco-friendly hospital