Kinshasa waste recovery plant
A waste recovery plant for Kinshasa: sorting, recycling and electricity generation.
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Green Attitude
The campaign that turns sorting into a habit, district by district, with the city's schools, markets and artists.
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Step 2 of 4 · Online pledge
The project
Making sorting a habit, district by district.
In every district, some people already sort: the young man who sells bottles by the kilo, the family that keeps one bag just for plastic. Green Attitude starts with them.
The campaign works through the city's schools, markets and artists. Anyone can pledge online to three simple habits and see how many neighbours already have.
- Three habitsSimple habits to keep at home, chosen online.
- SchoolsSorting activities for classrooms. Teachers can already sign up their school.
- Markets and artistsThe campaign goes where the city gathers.
Progress
Where the project stands.
The project's steps, in order. This page changes each time a step is completed.
Done
Campaign design
The three habits and the pledge form are ready.
In progress
Online pledge
Anyone can pledge for their district on this site.
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Schools and markets
Sorting activities in classrooms, a presence in the markets.
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The whole city
The campaign spreads to all 24 districts.
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Local pre-collection
Drop-off points in each neighbourhood and collectors paid by the kilo, on tricycles and motorbikes.
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Opération O2
A second life for materials: paving stones, bricks, street furniture, and commissions for Kinshasa makers.
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Green Attitude, the movement of Congolese people who sort.
Three habits for a cleaner district. Take the pledge and see how many neighbours already have.
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