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The goal is to collect ten tons of unusable artifacts before the end of the year.Committed to the care of the environment and the promotion of sustainable practices, the Provincial Municipality of Piura (MPP), through the Environmental Management Management, collected 700 kilos of waste of electrical and electronic devices (RAEE) in a recent day developed in the headquarters of the First Army Division and the Abaco Institute. This action is part of RAEEs comprehensive management and management project, whose goal is to collect ten tons of unusable artifacts before the end of the year.
Among the equipment collected are computers, stabilizers, fans, CPU, monitors, projectors, switch, among others. All the collected will go through an valuation process that will allow them to reintegrate into the production chain, thus promoting the circular economy and reducing the environmental impact generated by their incorrect disposition.
We are committed to generating citizen awareness about the importance of properly recycling electrical and electronic waste. These devices contain polluting materials that, poorly managed, can seriously damage our environment. Therefore, their correct collection and secure final disposal is essential to preserve the environment, said Environmental Management Manager, CPC Jaime Solano Castillo.
Finally, the official called on companies, educational institutions and neighbors in general to join this environmental crusade, contacting the Deputy Management of Environmental Promotion and Culture, which is within the facilities of the Municipal Library, to coordinate the collection of its RAEE.
This initiative is developed within the framework of the Interinstitutional Agreement signed between the Piuran commune and the Reverse Consulting and Logistics Recocc, having the Ignacio Escudero Municipal Library and the facilities of the former municipal camal.
The Deputy Management of Environmental Promotion and Culture, together with the Municipal Educa Program, lead this campaign, which will be extended with awareness activities called electroclage in shopping centers, public and private institutions, universities, colleges, parks and neighborhoods of the city.
