Published May 13, 2021, 3:38 AM
The concept of cash from trash is not new to most people, especially since waste banks have been established to manage materials that can still be recycled. However, proper and effective management of these facilities might be a different story.
To help local government units (LGUs) improve their ecological solid waste management systems, the PHINLA Global Program rolled out its Cooperative Waste Bank Forum this February and March across Quezon City, Davao City, and Cagayan de Oro City.
Rey Palacio, PHINLA Waste Management Specialist, explained that operating a waste bank requires the cooperation of household members, waste collectors, material recovery facility (MRF) managers, recycling companies, and LGUs.
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Open defecation: Water Resources Ministry, NOA sensitise stakeholders in Nasarawa
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open defecation
The Federal Ministry of Water Resources, in collaboration with the National Orientation Agency (NOA), on Thursday, sensitised stakeholders on open defecation in Nasarawa State.
Speaking at the one-day campaign in Lafia, the Minister of Water Resources, Mr Suleiman Adamu, said the workshop marked the beginning of the National sensitisation campaign programme jointly implemented by the Ministry of Water Resources and NOA in Nasarawa State.
The Minister, who was represented by Mrs Juilet Iordye, the Sanitation Sector Planning and Management Specialist in the Ministry, said the ”clean Nigeria – use the toilet” campaign was in pursuance of the drive to end open defecation in Nigeria by 2025.