Taka Pay is a digital waste and trade management system that uses Google Plus Code and Geographic Information System (GIS) to control waste collection routes, monitor the performance of waste operations, plan, and mapping of waste collection zones, and track waste management waste collection transport vehicle routes for optimized resource management in terms of materials and resources in solid waste.
The immediate problem currently attracting the attention of major African cities’/ towns’ urban space is street hawking at Central Business District (CBD)I. This relates to the continuing rise in the concentration of street hawking activities on busy inter-sections, around markets and major transport routes. Hawking causes environmental pollution, congestion, and poor aesthetics with unauthorized structures that have sprung up in the cities. Street activities generate solid waste, without proper collection and disposal mechanisms. Sanitation and drainage infrastructure and services remain a serious challenge where they operate.
