Zero-waste management systems, which local governments have started to implement, operate on a voluntary basis in the present case.
The systems implemented on a voluntary basis have a low recycling rate of around 10-15%. In order to increase this rate, long-term training should be given on sustainability and public awareness should be raised. The recycling rates of European countries, which exceeds 60%, are a result of an average of 20-25 years of work. In a situation where the waste amounts increase day by day, time should not be wasted about recycling also in our country.
The remedy is to establish a Zero-Waste Reward System.
In this system, all recyclable waste will have a certain point and those will turn into products or services that will meet the needs of the public. So, while the citizens will earn by separating their recyclable wastes at the source without mixing with other wastes, the local governments will also be able to reduce the amount of waste that will go to final disposal by gaining waste with high economic value separated at its source.
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