(HBO) - In June 2019, the Farmers Association of Trac hamlet, Lac Thinh commune, Yen Thuy district, Hoa Binh province deployed the model "Trac farmer's hamlet said no to plastic waste" with 30 participants. High consensus from officials and members.
Farmer
members of Trac hamlet, Lac Thinh commune, Yen Thuydistrict collect plastic waste at prescribed places,
ensuring green - clean - beautiful environment.
Lac Thinh commune has 4/11 hamlets located
adjacent to Ho Chi Minh road. Taking advantage of that, nearly 200 business
households focus on developing services and commerce.
In addition, there is a new rural market in
the area that attracts people in the area and surrounding areas to trade and
exchange goods. Through field inspection, most small businesses and people have
a habit of using plastic bags to store food, storing furniture...
Therefore, the amount of plastic waste from
business establishments is very inceasing, causing difficulties for waste collection units, potentially causing
environmental pollution.
Facing that fact, the communal People's
Committee has cooperated with departments, branches and unions to develop a
pilot model "Famer members say no to plastic waste" in Trac hamlet
to change habits, proceed to eliminate use plastic bags, disposable plastic
products. They join hands to minimize plastic waste, contributing to environmental
protection.
In order to concretize by practical actions,
the communal People's Committee donated 30 members to make points at Trac
Farmers' Association in plastic baskets for reuse. Use self-made products such
as cloth bags, bamboo baskets, plastic lanes... in everyday life.
At meetings, neighbors use glass cups to store
water instead of using bottled drinking water. Organizing troops to clean up the
environment. They collect and classify plastic waste at least once a month and teach members how to
classify waste, gather it in the right place according to regulations.
After 4 months of implementation, the model
has brought about efficiency and increased people's awareness in minimizing the
use of plastic waste. Up to now, the model has been replicated in 11
Association establishments with 390 members participating.
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