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Sometimes, as we see dustbins without managing well it will generate disappointed and unbeautiful view. And we know as well that dustbins are able to be used as reservoir of by products. Further, people will be easily recognize and determine to utilize dustbins as the final disposal as it is decorated artificially. So, IGAF attempted to involve children at Kampung Nyencle, Cilangkap, Kota Depok on 23 November 2014 to painting and creating artificial dustbins.
There were approximately 15 dustbins painted artificially. The purpose of the painting was to educate children that dustbins were not only for dump sites for wastes but also it would be beautiful as painted. In addition, it would propel children interestingly to throw out rubbish at the dustbins and not every where. After painting we arranged and separated the types of dustbins such as for organics, plastics, inorganics, combustible and papers.
The next project about Waste Management was by engaging society…so keep on standing at this page!
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