Regional Initiative for Inclusive Recycling
The Regional Initiative for Inclusive Recycling is a four year program which aims to increase the access of informal waste recyclers to recycling markets in Latin America and Caribbean (LAC). It was founded by the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF/FOMIN), the Inter-American Development Bank’s Water and Sanitation Division, Avina Foundation, and The Coca-Cola Company. The Regional Initiative is working towards professionalization of informal waste picker and recycler groups to improve their socio-economic status, promote inclusive policy changes, and increase private sector demand for recycled materials.
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Integrating the Informal Waste Recycling Sector in Latin America October 3, 2013 from our Articles, The 2013 Global Dialogue on Waste "When designing solutions for inteftrating informal waste recycling, we need an adequate understanding of how the overall system is currently working including both formal and informal elements". - Jane Olley This panel explored how solid waste management is different in the Global South, and in particular in Latin America and the Caribbean, and considers the benefits of integrating the informal sector into municipal waste management strategies.Read More |
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Integrating the Informal Waste Recycling Sector in Latin America July 24, 2013 from our The 2013 Global Dialogue on Waste, Video Panels
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Managing Plastics In Your Commun...
Managing Plastics In Your Commun...
Dec 19 @ 1:00 pm
In partnership with WasteAid UK Plastics – It blocks our drains, chokes our seas and poisons our livestock. We’ll train you on how to identify, collect and reprocess the number of different plastic types using[...]Read More