Waste Management: A Key Step in Combating Global Warming

How the church will sustain the Cause

Convert waste and waste materials into products. Process separated waste and community waste into products or useful items. Sell these products through various channels, both within the community and online. This aims to expand the market and increase revenue. A monthly waste service fee is proposed. A monthly waste service fee is offered to households, shops, and local agencies at a reasonable price. Develop a more efficient recycling system, such as a convenient and systematic waste collection point, to attract customers and community members to continue using the service. Organize additional income-generating activities and services. Offer activities or services with a small fee, such as selling food, drinks, souvenirs, or hosting workshops that teach how to create products from recycled materials. Attract community and general participants to generate additional income for the project. Efficiently use resources and reduce costs, save energy, and utilize materials efficiently. Use community volunteers to reduce external hiring costs. Careful and transparent financial management. Effective budget planning and resource management ensure the project's sustainability. Develop a transparent financial reporting system to build trust among members and the community. Foster community cooperation and participation. Encourage community members to actively participate in various care and support activities. Promote the sharing of resources among members to build strength and long-term sustainability. Investments to generate long-term income: Consider investing in assets or projects that can generate consistent income, such as organic farming. Or setting up community shops and using the income generated from these activities to support sustainable waste management projects.