Total Quality Management (Tqm) As a Prerequisite For Improving The Competitiveness In Waste Management And Waste Reprocessing Micro, Small And Medium Enterprises To Achieve Business Excellence

This research looks at how Total Quality Management (TQM) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) can be combined in waste‑management and waste‑reprocessing micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Because these firms are key to sustainable development, the study creates a method that puts environmental, sustainability, and climate‑impact factors straight into waste planning and decision‑making (WPDM) systems. By linking TQM‑driven operational excellence with Climate Impact Assessment (CIA) procedures, the framework checks the sustainability of different projects such as industrial plants, green buildings, and civil infrastructure. The approach stresses continuous quality improvement, stakeholder involvement, and long‑term environmental viability to boost the competitiveness of waste‑reprocessing MSMEs. By systematically organizing and measuring environmental indicators, the

research offers a clear way to assess impacts at the policy, program, and project levels. In the end, merging these quality and environmental tools helps MSMEs move toward business excellence while keeping waste‑reprocessing activities in line with broader sustainable development and climate‑resilience goals.

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