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Table 3.

Amount of solid waste generated in each source.

Name of ward	Waste amount (ton)	Name of ward	Waste amount (ton)
Bonyokwa	27	Kijitonyama	60
Buyuni	38	Kinondoni	65
Gerezani	55	Magomeni	55
Ilala	65	Makumbusho	50
Jangwani	40	Mwananyamala	55
Kariakoo	83	Mzimuni	50
Kisukulu	37	Ndugumbi	40
Kisutu	50	Tandale	75
Kivukoni	54	Goba	59
Liwiti	28	Kibamba	57
Mchafukoge	35	Mbezi	54
Mchikichini	34	Manzese	73
Minazimirefu	30	Mabibo	61
Upangamagharibi	35	Mburahati	54
Upangamashariki	34	Makuburi	45
Buguruni	50	Kimara	52
Kimanga	45	Sinza	60
Kinyerezi	51	Ubungo	65
Kipawa	55	Mbagalakuu	60
Kiwalani	50	Mbagala	64
Segerea	40	Charambe	47
Tabata	53	Chamazi	45
Vingunguti	57	Kijichi	50
Chanika	42	Toangoma	40
Gongolamboto	45	Kibondemaji	45
Kitunda	50	Kigamboni	60
Kivule	35	Mjimwema	45
Majohe	40	Somangila	30
Mongolandege	30	Kibada	54
Pugu	43	Tungi	40
Ukonga	56	Vijibweni	50
Mzinga	50	Azimio	45
Kipunguni	54	Kilakala	36
Bunju	47	Chang’ombe	51
Kawe	56	Keko	58
Kunduchi	50	Makangalawe	35
Makongo	45	Kurasini	39
Mbezijuu	35	Buza	30
Mbweni	37	Miburani	46
Mikocheni	45	Mtoni	56
Msasani	50	Sandali	31
Wazo	51	Tandika	74
Kigogo	54	Temeke	70
		Yombovituka	60
	Total		4,252

Source: Field data.

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