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Be part of the circular economy movement.A new quarter and a new issue of Waste Management Magazine, which traditionally provides access to a wide range of useful data and information. Through the more than 20 articles and 40 pages we tell you about the economic and environmental benefits resulting from waste recycling, good waste reuse practices, the waste problem in the textile sector and last but not least the contribution of an Integrated Waste Management System to achieve Sustainable development goals.
Traditionally, we continue to provide various information about the applicability of the REP mechanism in the Republic of Moldova, how financial flows can be managed and how much understanding and transparency of this process matters. With this edition we have also reintroduced the "External News" column, because we want an aware and informed community.
AO Waste Recovery Association with the support of the Austrian Development Agency (ADA), successfully completed the project "Waste statistics - a key enabler for the circular economy".
On August 25, 2021, in Chisinau, the Government approved the draft Government Decision on the organization and operation of the Ministry of the Environment. Thus, starting from this day, we have a Ministry of the Environment in operation, the mission, basic functions and rights of the Ministry of the Environment being established.
AO Association for Waste Recovery accredited the first professional training course "Waste Management Specialist", through Decision no. 100 of 28.05.2021 of the Management Board of the National Agency for Quality Assurance in Education and Research
SRL "Isantal Prim" is a family business, which manages a recreation area, restaurant and fishery. The activity has been carried out in the city of Ialoveni for over 15 years. Most of the employees are seasonal, because we operate especially during the warm period of the year...
Since the early 2000s, textile production has practically doubled. Accordingly, the need to use polyester, which is now found in half of all textiles, has also doubled. Synthetic fibers represent over two-thirds (69%) of all materials used in textiles…
Currently, the use of reusable packaging has reached its lowest level in human history. Even in sectors where reuse thrived some time ago, such as beverages, the situation has been gradually declining in recent decades.
Of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) proposed by the UN, 12 can be achieved by 2030 if the waste management situation in our country undergoes a noticeable improvement.
The provisions of this Regulation are subject to all packaging placed on the market, regardless of the material from which they were made, whether they are used, whether they come from industry, offices, shops, services, from households, or from any other activities, as well as all packaging waste, regardless of the way of generation.
The financial contribution from packaging manufacturers/importers is one way of implementing the principle "polluter pays", respectively the internalization of packaging waste management costs within the product price.
A study conducted by University of Florida demonstrated that if a plastic water bottle is exposed for a long time to high temperatures, the packaging can leach Bisphenol A and antimony (Stibium) into the water, which cause cardiovascular problems and increase the risk of cancer.
