Green Rush - Get In Cycle
15.12.2009
With the support of "GreenCo" - the national leader of the introduction of innovative technologies in the management of solid waste in Ukraine, in Kiev, started the project Green Rush - first environmental initiative is an international organization AIESEC in Ukraine. The project is aimed at implementing the theoretical knowledge of environmental responsibility in the daily lives of the Ukrainian youth. The feature project is a mutual cooperation with the environmentally-conscious companies, organizations and associations in Kiev.
The aim of the project environmental organization AIESEC is bringing to the residents of Kyiv ideas about the relevance and importance of environmental problems, including the introduction of separate collection and recycling of waste. The project aims at placing PSAs that will encourage Kiev separate bins. Leading universities and schools of the capital will also be familiar with the idea that to live sustainable, above all for their own benefit, and these changes start today.
AIESEC students struggling with that in Kiev, as in any other European capital, processed waste, which decreases the number of trash and the level of contamination of the environment. Remains only to inform, involve and motivate the idea to separate garbage ordinary citizens of Kyiv.
"Sometimes people do not share the garbage, because do not believe that others will do the same, and as a consequence, this action does not result in any positive effects, or because sure dust finally reaches the place of processing. Unfortunately, in Ukraine there are people who never even heard of recycling bins! But at the same time, the whole civilized world, this practice is introduced en masse and not something exotic"- project managers concerned.
This environmental event organizers plan to show the first inhabitants of Kyiv, there are people who want and are doing everything in order to live an environmentally conscious, the benefit of our surrounding environment.
Except "GreenCo", AIESEC students supporting by other companies, such as "Obolon", "BIC", "Ernst & Young".
