Conclusion
In conclusion, this proposal aims to address the pressing issue of betel nut waste on the University of Goroka campus. By investigating the prevalence of betel nut chewing among students, we anticipate uncovering significant insights into the cultural, social, and environmental implications of this practice.
The expected outcome of this study includes a comprehensive understanding of the consumption patterns of betel nut among students, alongside an evaluation of the associated waste management challenges. We expect to identify the underlying factors contributing to the popularity of betel nut chewing, such as cultural significance, social interactions, and potential health implications.
Moreover, we aim to develop actionable recommendations for effective waste management strategies that mitigate the negative environmental impact of betel nut disposal on campus. This may involve increasing awareness and education surrounding the environmental consequences of betel nut waste, and proposing practical solutions, such as designated disposal sites and awareness campaigns.
Ultimately, we hope that the findings from this research will foster a cleaner, more sustainable campus environment, while also promoting healthier lifestyle choices among students. By addressing the issue of betel nut waste, we aspire to enhance the overall campus experience and contribute positively to the broader community in the Eastern Highlands Province.