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97% of the schools of the municipality will participate in this initiative that will start with the new school year and aims to promote urban hygiene and sustainable waste management through talks and visits to Cañada Hermosa
The City of Murcia, through the Department of Infrastructure, Public Works and Services directed by Rebeca Pérez, together with Ferrovial Servicios carry out the school awareness campaign 'Murcia sustainable city'.
15,000 primary students of the schools of the municipality of Murcia will participate during this course in this campaign.
97% of the schools will carry out this initiative with the aim of promoting among schoolchildren the guidelines of a correct urban hygiene, as well as the promotion of the practice of a more sustainable management of our waste.
The last course, the talks reached 5,027 students in the 4th year and 5,027 in the 5th year, belonging to 153 schools.
In addition, the waste treatment center of Cañada Hermosa has received almost 5,000 students from 116 schools.
This facility has also been seen during this period by almost a thousand people belonging to different groups.
With the start of the new course, the 'Schools + D3Rrs' campaign will start Reflect, Reject, Reduce, Repair, Reuse and Separate and Recycle' During the first trimester of the course, yellow and blue bins will be distributed in all schools to facilitate the work of separation of the waste generated in the centers.
The information offered by the activity, on the one hand, is part of the school curriculum of each level to which it is addressed, thus complementing the established agenda.
On the other hand, this help tool informs in a practical and timely way offering advice, solutions, simple gestures that get that with the collaboration of everyone we have a cleaner, more sustainable and more caring environment.
The correct cleaning guidelines
It is one of the lines that will be explained under the slogan of the campaign 'Do not be Marrano, there are still a few, but they are very noticeable', through environmental monitors and Civic Brigades in, transmitting information about the Municipal ordinance of street cleaning and counting his experience in the street.
The importance of reducing waste, reusing, recycling, rethinking and repairing has also been reported.
"It is always important to remember that they are essential to keep the city clean, and that we all have to complete the municipal work, because without that collaboration, it would be very difficult to maintain a well-cared city, and it is a way of raising the awareness of the smallest of the importance to recycle and to bet for the care of the environment "has highlighted Rebeca Pérez.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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