Venice has a unique garbage disposal system due to its canals and pedestrian-only areas. Here’s how it generally works: Collection by Boat:Garbage is collected by sanitation workers using small boats that navigate the canals. These boats go to various collection points throughout the city. Handcarts: In narrow alleyways and pedestrian areas where boats can't reach, workers use handcarts to collect trash. They then bring the trash to collection points accessible by boats. Central Collection Points:The garbage is transferred from the small boats to larger boats at central collection points. Transport to Mainland:The larger boats then transport the waste to the mainland, where it is processed and disposed of properly. This system helps manage waste efficiently while preserving the city's unique architecture and environment.