In order to further raise awareness of the classification of waste in the districts and to create a good community environment of “disaggregation of waste and responsibility for all”, the organization of the lugu bridge village in the flat streets has recently launched a campaign on the subject of waste classification, which combines knowledge and practice to promote the concept of green environment and share beautiful homes。
On the day of the event, the volunteers began with an in-depth presentation for villagers on the importance of waste classification, classification criteria and delivery techniques. At the same time, learning materials, such as information brochures on waste classification, have been distributed in the field to help improve the proper classification of recyclables, surplus waste, hazardous waste and other wastes. On the basis of theoretical learning, the event also set up a hands-on segment to invite people to present their classification experiences in order to improve the understanding of waste classification processes and norms in practice and to improve operational capabilities。
Through the campaign, people are encouraged to participate in the classification of wastes, creating a favourable climate for everyone to care about the environment and to participate in the classification. Through this “learning-by-doing” approach, the participants have expressed a more intuitive and profound understanding of the classification of wastes and will be more conscious in implementing classification requirements in everyday life。
The awareness-raising campaign on waste classification has not only made it possible to disseminate information on waste classification, but has also made the concept of “green, low-carbon, environmentally friendly” more visible and has created a good public base for further work on waste classification in the jurisdictions. In the next step, the flat streets will continue to provide greater advocacy, innovative forms of activity, and promote the shift of waste classification from “new fashion” to “good habits” in order to build a cleaner, better and more liveable environment。
