The town of Mecheria seems to be an exception to the rule. However, although investments near 61% of the municipality budget in 2011, only 55% are effectively collected and put into landfill. Many areas in the town are not covered by municipality services, which push these same services to argue that certain parts of the town are not accessible. An argument that confirms the impact urban planning quality has on the success of waste management policy in the town of Mecheria.This paper aims at proving that waste management in the municipality of Mecheria is not a problem that has no relation with urban and geographical realities, and there are no possibilities to achieve an efficient collection and disposal without an account of these factors. In other words, it is necessary to integrate geographical factors especially, urban growth problems, waste emission sites and urban planning quality in every programme of waste collection and disposal.