Abstract: The aim of this study is to investigate as follows, to study the operations and management of the problems regarding solid wastes. To develop the training packages environment education on solid wastes in the local community for village health volunteers. Also to evaluate the efficiency of the 80/80 criterion and efficiency index. To compare the knowledge, the participatory action and the skills of operations before and after the training by using the training packages environment education on the topic of solid wastes in the local community. Regarding the village health community volunteers, they are categorized into age groups, working experience and the site of location of work. To study and compare the differences of knowledge, the participatory action and the skills of operations by village health community volunteers. And the impact of the solid wastes in the community specifically demographics. To study the satisfaction of village health community volunteers who have been trained by using the training packages environment education. The samples size of village health community volunteers are 53 who were selected by cluster random sampling method. The research kit was composed of questionnaires which consisted of knowledge questions, participatory questions and operational skills questions and also the scale for the evaluation of satisfaction. The statistic in this research are descriptive and inferential statistics which are pair t-test and F-test (one way Mancova). The result of this research was found that the daily production of solid wastes is 55 tons and the production rate is 0.94 kg/person/day. The most popular wastes are organic and the second is recycled wastes and wastes in general. The efficiency of the training packages environment education is 90.61/89.90 which is higher than the requirement of the setting up criterion of 80/80 and the index of training is equal to 0.6030. After the efficiency of the training course, the village health volunteers can show that there is an increase of knowledge and participants skills and skills of the operations, individually and overall. The increasing levels are highly significant in statistic (p<0.05). After the training, the result showed that the knowledge, the participatory action and the operational skills of the village health volunteers who have different ages, different work experience and different demographics have no differences. The satisfaction of the village community health volunteers who were trained by using the training packages environment education for solid wastes in community are at the highest level. Therefore, this training packages environment education is effective and can create knowledge, the participation and the operational skills of the village community health volunteers can show the prototype model which can be used in the future of solid waste management.