“Green mountain” created by paper waste
“Green mountain” social awareness campaign was conducted within the project entitled “Let’s change a paper to a leaf” dedicated to the paper waste collection organized by IDEA Public Union, “ASAN service” and “Azersun-Holding Ltd.”
“Green mountain” social awareness campaign was conducted within the project entitled “Let’s change a paper to a leaf” dedicated to the paper waste collection organized by IDEA Public Union, “ASAN service” and “Azersun-Holding Ltd.”
“Green mountain” social awareness campaign was conducted within the project entitled “Let’s change a paper to a leaf” dedicated to the paper waste collection organized by IDEA Public Union, “ASAN service” and “Azersun-Holding Ltd.”
Chairman of the State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations Inam Karimov, Human Rights Ombudsman Elmira Suleymanova, representatives of private sector, NGOs and citizens took participation at the event.
Chairman of the State Agency for Public Service and Social Innovations Inam Karimov, Human Rights Ombudsman Elmira Suleymanova, representatives of private sector, NGOs and citizens took participation at the event.
Chairman of the State Agency Inam Karimov while his speech delivered, that IDEA Public Union founded and executed by Mrs. Leyla Aliyeva, since it was founded, has been known for the large-scale social campaigns. The purpose of the current joint event is to reduce paper wastage and save the trees by recycling, environmental protection and maintain ecological balance. Since May of the current year approximately 90 tons of paper waste has been handed over for recycling within the project entitled “Let’s change a paper to a leaf”.
Human Rights Ombudsman Elmira Suleymanova during her speech highlighted, that collecting paper waste is an important initiative for protection of environment and proper management of waste. Participation of hundreds of citizens at this event is highly appreciable.
At the end of the event, participants by handing over their paper waste called all to “green” future and more than 20 tons of paper was collected during the event.