Authors - Renuka Deshmukh, Babasaheb Jadhav, Srinivas Subbarao Pasumarti, Mittal Mohite Abstract - In response to the issue of growing garbage, researchers, foundations, and businesses worldwide developed concepts and created new technology that sped off the procedure. Trash comes from a variety of sources, including municipal solid trash (such as discarded food, paper, cardboard, plastics, and textiles) and industrial garbage (such as ashes, hazardous wastes, and materials used in building and demolition). Contemporary waste management methods often take sociological factors into account in addition to technological ones. This review paper's goal is to talk about the potential applications of cutting-edge digital technology in the waste disposal sector. With reference to smart cities, this study aims to comprehend the environment, including the opportunities, barriers, best practices at present, and catalysts and facilitators of Industry 4.0 technologies. An innovative approach for examining the use of digital technology in smart city transformation is put out in this study. Analysis of the suggested conceptual framework is done in light of research done in both developed and developing nations. The study offers case studies and digital technology applications in trash management. This article will examine the ways in which waste management firms are utilizing cutting-edge technology to transform waste management and contribute to the development of a healthier tomorrow.
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