Waste management

Did you know that nearly 70% of all clothing on the planet is made of plastic? The development of new textiles such as polyester and nylon has facilitated the emergence of so-called "fast fashion", where clothing items are worn on average only 7 times, losing their appearance and durability very quickly. These poorly made clothes made of plastic materials have many harmful side effects, such as, for example, plastic pollution and poisoning our body. How does this happen? Simple. During production, wearing

Mismanagement of waste always involves a significant impact on the environment, human health and the economy. There are a number of common mistakes that can be made in organizing waste management in a locality: Lack of proper planning: Proper planning is essential to ensure that the waste management system is efficient and sustainable. Lack of proper planning can lead to problems such as overcapacity of landfills and increased waste management costs. For good organization and planning

Recycling is a complex system made up of legislative regulations, market demand, processing costs, the success of which depends on everyone from the product designer, to the person who throws in the bin, the waste collector, to the factory worker. recycle. We as consumers have a much more valuable role to play than we might imagine—how we use products and how we dispose of them determines their value and quality after use.

Tuesday, December 28, AO Association for Waste Recovery organized the third edition of the Waste Management Online Dialogue Platform in the Republic of Moldova, on the occasion of the publication of issue 32 of Quarterly magazines Waste Management. Traditionally during the event, various current topics were discussed and published on the pages of the magazine, only with the aim of facilitating the process of informing participants from different regions of the country and from various fields of activity and occupational preferences,

The photo competition with the theme "I feel fantastic without plastic" was launched by the AO Association for the Recovery of Waste with the financial support of the European Union within the Project "Development of the capacities of civil society organizations" which is a regional project implemented by ERIM (previously IREX Europe) . The participants in this contest promoted the practices of reusing, recycling and reducing plastic waste among the population of all ages in the Republic of Moldova through the photos taken. First place, Prize of 2000 lei. Corina Doni, with the message: