1 Million 200 Thousand Student 'Small Things' With 'Renewed To The Day'
The educational project, which tells the efficient use of natural resources to primary school students, which started by Tetra Pak’s ‘Little Things to Nature’, and the process of recycling beverage cartons, will continue in schools in Istanbul in 2016.
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Istanbul Provincial Directorate of National Education will be given a recycling training to approximately 50 thousand students across Turkey until the end of 2016 with a renewed protocol between Tetra Pak. Tetra Pak started in the patronage of the Ministry of National Education in 2004 and renewed with the contributions of Istanbul University, Small Things reached more than a million students with the new project of Nature.
] Small Things are described in the importance of saving natural resources to primary students in new education, while the importance of renewable resources is highlighted.. With the project, it aims to transfer the right assessment of the children who will be the adults of the future to restore the country economy of waste. The primary school accompanied by specialist trainers is 2.,3.,4. grade, middle school 5 grade students, the packaging waste is indicated that other wastes should be poured separately. The milk and juice packages are shown in the recycling set application of children who are recycled to the paper.
] Small Things are described in the importance of saving natural resources to primary students in new education, while the importance of renewable resources is highlighted.. With the project, it aims to transfer the right assessment of the children who will be the adults of the future to restore the country economy of waste. The primary school accompanied by specialist trainers is 2.,3.,4. grade, middle school 5 grade students, the packaging waste is indicated that other wastes should be poured separately. The milk and juice packages are shown in the recycling set application of children who are recycled to the paper.
Source: Sustainable Business