sourced through Education from schools (49.8%). However, Municipal leaflet only constitutes 3.2% of the responses, indicating that the existing information/news by the municipality needs to be reviewed with focus on waste segregation. 3.2% of the respondents have heard about waste segregation through friends/neighbors still pointing to the fact that publicity through the municipality leaflet still needs severe improvement. When neighbours are practicing this initiative, there is a tendency for easy passage of this lesson to others neighbours/friends within the vicinity. Hearing the information/news from schools does not guarantee the successful practice, as not all the respondents have access to higher learning. In addition to the assessment of the publicity on waste segregation in Kuching South City, it is important to identify the awareness of households about the leaflets on waste segregation provided by MBKS. As can be seen in Table II, only 3.2% claimed they have received leaflet from the municipality.