There is a city where you can do it sorting out garbage rewards the environment and more. His name is caivano, in the province of Naples, where a very important initiative was launched, proposed by the municipality and CONAI. In practice, citizens receive a bonus for every kilogram of waste to be recycled in municipal companies.
The aim is to promote separate collection, where prizes are awarded to the most sincere people. The Municipal Collection Center (CCNR) project is equipped with special equipment with which the municipality can register access to the CCNR. A way to additionally allocate to all resident citizens and adults who have the differentiated i store receipts. To then use them in the affiliated stores in Caivano.
CONAI explained that from August 1, there will also be new ones in Caivano Itinerant mobile ecological islands. They are available on weekdays from Monday to Friday with specific times. Mobile waste bins with information stickers will be installed in municipal offices and schools. The initiative is supported by an information campaign, including a letter to the mayor, flyers about ecological islands and a leaflet about the JRC.
There were three lines of intervention: the improvement of the equipment of the Collection Center in Via Rosselli, equipped with modern instruments to weigh the material provided in a differentiated way and for the recognition of the citizens who consult. The mobile ecological islands with which the differentiated waste can be removed in the various districts in a few days; the acquisition of ecopoints for citizens that entitle the Center in a differentiated way to shopping vouchers that can be used at the affiliated companies in the area. Three choices with which Caivano can finally make a qualitative leap in separate waste collection.
Vincenzo Falco, Mayor of Caivano
A powerful message subsequently launched by Caivano, addressed to the citizens living in the Land of Fires. A way to encourage them to to recycle and more sensitive to the environment. A system to get a country more environmentally friendly and less polluted.
Source: Lega Nerd
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