City Friends Limassol is leading the charge in community spirit and environmental education by organizing cleanup events in Limassol. Families, children, and volunteers come together to remove litter, learn about waste sorting, and instill a sense of collective responsibility towards the environment, highlighting the importance of action and awareness.
The Limassol Carnival dazzles with vibrant colors and festive sounds, but behind the scenes, over 50 volunteers come together to clean up 5 tons of waste, ensuring the celebration leaves a positive impact on the environment. By adopting ecofriendly practices, emphasizing waste management, and promoting sustainability, the Limassol Carnival shines as a beacon of cultural celebration and conscious cleanup.
Innovative and committed, BBF leads the way in sustainable real estate with a focus on ESG principles, health and safety excellence, waste management, and cultural heritage preservation. Their diverse portfolio of projects in Cyprus, Greece, Portugal, and Canada showcases a dedication to quality, innovation, and employee wellbeing, setting a new standard in the industry.
The waste seepage at Achna Dam led to immediate actions including water testing, halting irrigation usage, and enhancing waste tank supervision. Ongoing monitoring and investigations aim to mitigate risks and improve waste management practices for the future, underscoring the interconnectedness of environmental health, public safety, and sustainable farming practices.
Cyprus is revolutionizing waste management with its ‘Pay as You Throw’ initiative, charging residents based on the amount of waste they dispose of to promote recycling and reduce environmental impact. This ecoconscious move aims to instill a culture of responsibility and transparency in waste generation, setting an example for global sustainable practices.
In a bid to boost recycling rates and curb waste production, Cyprus is pondering the introduction of a PayAsYouThrow (PAYT) waste management system. While aiming to align fees with current costs, concerns arise over potential financial burdens on larger households and the imperative need for a collaborative approach towards a more sustainable future.
Cyprus ranks as the fifthhighest producer of waste in the EU, generating 673 kilograms per person annually, exceeding the EU average of 513 kilograms. The country’s reliance on landfills highlights the urgent need for improved waste management strategies to address the environmental impact.
The Pentakomo waste treatment plant in Cyprus is facing eviction due to failure to produce a viable Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF), management disputes, technological challenges, and lack of buyers for its output. The government is stepping in to find a sustainable solution for waste management and plans to engage a consultant to upgrade the plant and align it with the Municipal Waste Management Plan.
Cyprus is facing an environmental crisis as increasing amounts of waste pollute its landscapes and beaches, threatening local tourism and community health. To combat the issue, Cyprus must improve waste management, enforce antilittering laws, and raise public awareness for environmental conservation.
