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Quote from: UIXID on August 17, 2018, 10:43:15 AM

You see. I am glad that we have clarified this issue. In addition, I came up with the idea that the Kazakh authorities are interested in building garbage processing plants and will therefore make any concessions for the campaigns of those engaged in this type of business.

In my country, the authorities release garbage processing factories from paying taxes, and they also help get soft loans for construction. I think in Kazakhstan they do the same.

Quite possible. The authorities of any country will try to create profitable working conditions for commercial companies wishing to recycle garbage.

Unfortunately, even taking into account tax and other benefits, recycling garbage does not bring enough profit due to the lack of separate collection of garbage among the population of the country.
It is necessary to encourage people to collect garbage separately.

I personally do not do separate collection of garbage. For what I need it. Tariffs for the removal of garbage are huge and there are no discounts for those who are engaged in sorting. Therefore, you correctly say, the state should interest people to do this.

We have in some shops began to appear machines for collecting plastic bottles, for the delivery of bottles people are paid money. And in the store drinks in these bottles have an added value. I think this is a good example of a way out of the situation with the accumulation of garbage.

In my city there are special urns for plastic bottles. So decided the city government. And in the neighboring cities there are no such urns, all the garbage goes together.