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Mr Edward Yau, the Secretary for the Environment, visits a housing estate to show his support for their waste separation and recovery efforts. |
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A promotion day at Siu Lun Court, Tuen Mun, with games booths and a mascot performance. |
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Housing estates participating in the SSW Programme are required to post notices in prominent locations to inform residents where and how to dispose of recyclable materials. |
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Leaflets that explain what types of waste can be recycled are distributed to residents, placed in management offices for pick-up, and posted outside refuse rooms. |
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Colourful banners and posters are used to catch the attention of residents and encourage them to separate their waste. |
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A roving exhibition at a housing estate informs residents about waste reduction and recycling. |
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Green corner in lift lobbies can be used to provide tips on waste reduction and keep track of an estate’s waste recovery performance. |
Talks on source separation of waste are organized for residents of participating housing estates.
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Barter programmes encourage residents to separate waste for recycling through incentives. |
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