Understand waste management, a challenging environmental issue in urban places, requires an understanding of urban environmental governance. In this paper, an appropriate urban waste management model is discussed together with urban environmental governance in the waste management process. In order to prevent the development of waste, the integrated waste management process employs preventative measures and reuse initiatives. The purpose of this study is to investigate and assess the role of Urban Environmental Governance in solid waste management, focusing on its essential components, problems, and best practices. Policymakers, practitioners, and researchers can develop strategies and policies that improve the sustainability of solid waste management in urban settings by appreciating the role of governance in this environment. The research results are manifested in identifying the interrelationships between different industries and the outcomes of various waste streams for each industry. Understanding these relationships assists decision-makers in planning industrial applications and distributing factories to make the most of each industry's waste, thereby contributing to achieving sustainable solid waste management in the city. The research outcomes encompass the identification of interrelationships between various industries and the diverse outcomes of waste generated by each industry. This is accompanied by a detailed study of the solid waste management system in the city and an analysis of sectoral indicators. These findings aid decision-makers in planning industrial applications and distributing factories to maximize the utilization of each industry's waste, thereby contributing to achieving sustainable solid waste management in New Damietta City.