Waste management in georgia
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This document discusses waste management challenges and goals in Georgia. It notes that 99% of waste is not recycled and waste management staff need training. Key challenges include outdated vehicles for transport, lack of containers in remote villages, and a tax code that does not support waste management. Goals are to develop legislation, determine collection costs, support recycling businesses, purchase new containers, train staff, and educate students through seminars and publications about environmental issues.
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Waste management in georgia
- 2. Will be presented • Current situation in Georgia (Brief highlight) • What is doing and how to manage properly • Goals of SAEM
- 3. Conditions are created by The government
- 4. Conditions are created by Financial Environment
- 5. What about current situation in terms of waste management Safety conditions are invalidated 99 % of waste materials have not been recycled Nevertheless , there are certain recycling factories in Georgia
- 6. Challenges Nation wide Government should fix tax code in terms of garbage management Need the policy which clarify how to earn money from the tax payments . Government provides subsidies for waste management Waste management staff needs training to develop professional habits . During Soviet Union garbage always were thrown into the waste dead points or into the rivers, thus it continues in rural regions.
- 7. Nation wide challenges People should concern about environmental pollution caused by leaving garbage into the nature
- 8. Local challenges To purchase well modified vehicles to transport garbage properly Transportation of the waste materials is conducted by obsolete vehicles without meeting healthy standards Supply remote villages with waste containers
- 9. On going ? The process of creating legislation about waste management is started where are involved “Regional Development Ministry” , NGO’s and International organizations. NGO’s figure out the exact amount of payment for waste management in order to make exact policy to conduct payments . Government paves the way to develop recycling business. • Government helps business to find huge markets for their products. • Thus money that is saved from the terminating subsidies will be used for other priorities.
- 10. Municipalities are going to purchase containers that make people able to separate waste materials. Staff who works directly into the waste management are going to get new skills by manifold seminars. Main goals of the seminars are : • improvement of logistics • develop communication
- 11. In order to increase interest in protection of environment from waste materials • Broadcasted documentaries about environmental issues. • Numerous booklets and articles are published to promote waste management .
- 12. SAEM aims : Make a special seminars for secondary school children about environmental issues Make workshops for students in order to enhance their knowledge in Environmental challenges