The Russian Ecological Operator has collected the best practices of separate waste collection in the second edition of the album. The collection includes two EcoTechnologies projects.
The Ecostation pavilion opened in Kazan at the end of April. It was created in partnership with the Kazanka Development Strategy, the EcoLogic community, the Directorate of Parks and Squares, and the Kazan City Hall.
The space includes an interactive exhibition, a venue for public environmental events, a recycling workshop, and a mobile separate waste collection point. The pavilion supports Kazan's eco-community and engages residents and visitors in a greener lifestyle.
"EcoTechnologies" designed the filling of the pavilion to show the full life cycle of waste.
The second project included in the album was the Eco Point in Novosibirsk. It provides recycling of the most common types of waste: aluminum, plastic, glass, paper and tetrapack.
Read more about the projects in the album on pages 21 and 69. Our Telegram channel has more information about the creation of an eco-station in Kazan.
The space includes an interactive exhibition, a venue for public environmental events, a recycling workshop, and a mobile separate waste collection point. The pavilion supports Kazan's eco-community and engages residents and visitors in a greener lifestyle.
"EcoTechnologies" designed the filling of the pavilion to show the full life cycle of waste.
The second project included in the album was the Eco Point in Novosibirsk. It provides recycling of the most common types of waste: aluminum, plastic, glass, paper and tetrapack.
Read more about the projects in the album on pages 21 and 69. Our Telegram channel has more information about the creation of an eco-station in Kazan.