WASTE (WS)
3R: reduce. reuse.recycle
Waste Treatment and Recycling is the implementation of waste recycling programs and the reduction of waste volumes supports the concept of sustainable development and is a key factor in creating a sustainable environment.
- Recycling Program;
- Organic Waste Processing;
- Inorganic Waste Processing;
- Toxic Waste Recycling;
- Sewage Disposal
- Policy for Reducing Paper and Plastic Use on Campus;
What does 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycling) mean?
Reduction, reuse, and recycling are three key principles of sustainable waste management aimed at protecting the environment.
Reduce:
Minimizing the amount of waste generated. This includes choosing products with minimal packaging, buying only what is necessary, and avoiding single-use items.
Reuse:
Using items again instead of throwing them away. This practice includes using reusable containers, avoiding plastic bags, and donating items to others.
Recycle:
The process of converting waste into new materials or products. This helps reduce raw material consumption and the amount of waste.
The importance of 3R's
The three "R"s (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle) are important for protecting the environment and conserving resources.
By practicing these principles, Abai University minimizes waste, preserves natural resources, and reduces pollution levels. This contributes to creating a more sustainable future for generations to come.
Abai University
Abai University takes specific measures to reduce waste and promote sustainable development.
