Suwon City to Establish Useful Waste Resource Circulation System... Signs Agreement with Alley Shop Association

Suwon City in Gyeonggi Province is standardizing the discharge and collection of useful household waste resources generated in alleyway-type shopping districts and establishing a continuous management system based on public-private collaboration.

On the 21st, Suwon City signed a 'Agreement on Establishing a Useful Waste Resource Circulation System' with the Suwon Alley Shop Association, Suwon Urban Corporation, and Suwon Urban Foundation at the city hall situation room.

Under this agreement, the four organizations will work together to develop a sustainable resource circulation model that involves both merchants and citizens, and to foster an eco-friendly culture of consumption and sales within local businesses.

They will also plan resource circulation cooperation projects, operate detailed programs, and provide customized environmental education, promotional activities, and monitoring for merchants. The Suwon Alley Shop Association will encourage stores to participate in the separate discharge and collection system.

Suwon City signed a "Useful Waste Resource Circulation System Establishment Memorandum of Understanding" on the 21st at the city hall situation room with the Suwon Alleyway Market Federation, Suwon Urban Corporation, and Suwon Urban Foundation. Provided by Suwon City

Useful household waste resources refer to recyclable waste, such as used batteries, paper packs, and transparent PET bottles. Suwon City has been expanding 'resource circulation practices in daily life' by operating projects that collect and exchange such useful household waste resources.

Suwon City plans to establish a system that connects discharge and collection, centered on alleyway-type shopping districts, and to gradually expand a resource circulation model that involves both local businesses and the community.

A Suwon City official stated, "With this agreement, we expect to reduce household waste within commercial districts and increase the collection rate of high-quality recyclable resources. We will continue our efforts to create a resource-circulating, carbon-neutral green city."

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