Collection points
Normally, local authorities should collect paper and cardboard, plastic, glass, and metal from the population. That's what the law states.
However, if this does not happen for various reasons, or if you have something to dispose of that the municipality is not obliged to collect from your home, then you can search for the nearest collection center and go there yourself.
It also depends on us how clean the neighborhood or city we live in is.
Green Providers
InfoDeseuri
In the InfoDeșeuri application you will find everything you need for waste management:Collection programs, collection and greening campaigns, collection centers and points, the separate waste collection guide, and much more.
ACADEMIA DE COMPOST
We promote local (in-situ) community composting to divert biowaste from landfills, restore gardens, and raise awareness in communities.
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