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Third-Country Training Improves Albania's System of Solid Waste Management

A third-country training program undertaken in Hungary during June and July of 2002 has significantly contributed to concrete improvements in the system of solid waste management in several towns in Albania. Due to new knowledge and skills gained during the training, unsightly garbage dumps have been covered and planted with grass, public trash baskets installed, rubble removed, and the rules are now enforced. Realistic fees for collection have also been introduced allowing the towns to improve their services. Another training program is planned for July 2003, which will include simple recycling.

For more detailed information on the June-July 2002 training activity click on the Albanian Success Story entitled “Training Leads to Solid Success in Cleaning Up Albanian Cities.

Mr. Hysin Shamata of Kavaja points out a garbage mound that will soon be covered in grass to maintain an attractive countryside view.
Mr. Hysin Shamata of Kavaja points out a garbage mound that will soon be covered in grass to maintain an attractive countryside view.

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