Clean Nation announced the completion of a five-month collaboration with the Seoul Volunteer Center's youth planning volunteer group, 'Project Rebirth,' on October 12.
The project was designed to allow citizens to experience the resource recycling process firsthand and to encourage proper waste separation in their daily lives. Since May, employees of Clean Nation and members of Project Rebirth have engaged in activities such as repurposing discarded toys, providing AI and coding mentoring, and conducting paper recycling education, which helped to refine ideas and develop a resource recycling experience program for citizens.
A total of 189 citizens participated in the program, achieving a score of 4.79 out of 5 for their contribution to proper waste separation practices, while satisfaction with the H₂OC calculator reached 4.7. Notably, awareness of proper waste separation and confidence in environmental protection efforts both increased, confirming the effectiveness of citizen participation programs.
A representative from Clean Nation stated, “This project is significant as it combines the ideas of young people with the experience and expertise of Clean Nation employees and departments, linking them to citizens' resource recycling practices. We will continue to share our professional capabilities with the community and collaborate with various stakeholders to create positive changes in daily life through our social contribution activities.”
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