Actually, the sanitation workers living conditions and economic way of living status could be identified from the Municipality Administration of the developing countries.

It is nothing but labourers who are working in the cleaning the street, towns, in the Municipality and Corporation in the developing countries.

There are research studies on the sanitary workers in the solid waste management in Africa, Asia etc.

I have some solid waste management research studies at M.Sc levels. I will attach to your email. Please be in touch with my email ID [email protected]

These sanitation workers are looking salary hike, pension, quarters, education for their children etc of the demands of them in the Developing Countries context.

Dear colleague, we have research on waste collectors and urban sanitation in Bulgaria. You could read the following:

Conference Paper Who sweeps the street? Why the Bulgarian sweepers are vulner...

Article WORKING AND AGEING IN LOW-QUALITY JOBS: EXAMPLES FROM WASTE ...

Article The satisfaction paradox revisited: Patterns of wage interpr...

Chapter Low-Paid but Satisfied? How Immigrant and Ethnic Minority Wo...

In Ghana, the lifestyle of these workers is nothing nice to talk about. From local government to privately contracted companies, salaries for examples is in most cases below the minimum wage levels.

See this article for some information on this: https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/features/Do-the-management-of-Zoomlion-abide-by-the-Ghana-national-minimum-wage-731986

Thank You Senapathy Marisennayya . I contact through mail

Thank You Ekaterina Lyubenova Markova and Prince Opoku Agyemang

Dear Krishnaraja your topic is very interesting and relevant. Hope you will found sufficient number of research matterials on the issue. Please you search in google scholar, jstor as per your requirement; there are so many research articles are available. You also see the issues of Kurukestra and yojana; which are provide you Indian scenario. Thanks.

Thank you Anil Kumar Biswas

Although, Third World States are similar in variables such as dependency,lack of infrastructure, high birth and death rate etc, however, policies towards solving them including the health/environmental sector, are highly dissimilar. Therefore,no single framework applicable.

It's obviously nothing good to write home about