Solak Neighborhood in Aksu, Antalya, Transformed Into a Zero Waste Village Before COP31
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Zeynep Demirel, Acting Director of Culture, Arts and Social Affairs at Aksu Municipality: "The neighborhood has been made suitable for zero waste; we have workshops where production is done from recycled waste. We have a market without packaging." Nafiye Uslu, who runs a market in the neighborhood: "I separate the waste from my market and throw it into the recycling station. Our goal is to have no waste at all in the neighborhood."
COP31 President and Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum invited those who came to Antalya for COP31 to Solak Village, which has been transformed into a Zero Waste Village.
The Solak neighborhood in Antalya's Aksu district, with a population of 800, has been transformed into a 'Zero Waste Village' ahead of COP31, which will take place from November 9-20. The neighborhood has had its roads, houses, and school renovated, and recycling workshops and production and sales areas for women have been created.
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