The proposal, “Maresme is more reuse” was the second best rated of all the entries, and has received almost €45,000 The Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment has received a grant of almost €45,000 from the Catalan Waste Agency to go towards projects for the prevention of, and preparation for the reuse of municipal…
The initiative forms part of the communication campaign “Recycle and win”, to raise awareness and encourage recycling at home On Saturday 25th November the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment began handing out almost 2000 advent calendars and 4000 fridge magnets across the 27 member municipalities, as part of the street activities included in…
The event was organised by Barcelona Provincial Council and the Environmental Forum and took place at the Francesca Bonnemaison venue in Barcelona Last Monday 13th November, the director of the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment, Carles Salesa, moderated one of the round tables at the 3rd edition of the conference “Municipalities and waste…
The president of the Consortium, David Bote, and the director, Carles Salesa, participate in the General Assembly of the Association On the 9th November, the president of the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment, David Bote, and its director, Carles Salesa, participated in the General Assembly of the National Association of Environmental Public Companies,…
The Consortium signs up to Clean CO2, the brand name of the carbon management and offset programme developed by the company Lavola Cosostenibilitat Beginning this academic year 2017-18, the visitors programme to the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment has signed up to the Clean CO2 initiative, the brand name of the carbon management…
The winners receive a prize of 750 Euros to invest in school material On Friday 27th October at the offices of the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment, the prize for the 3rd annual competition of objects made from reused materialswas awarded. The competition, aimed at category A primary school children is organized by the…
With 43.21%, it is the ninth best region in terms of the amount of selectively collected waste per inhabitant The Maresme again maintained itself, with a significant 43.21%, above the Catalan average for selective waste collection in 2016. The average has been established at 38,53%, according to the data on selective collection facilitated this August…
The improvements in the pre-treatment of residual waste, part of the continual regeneration of the Maresme Integral Centre for Waste Recovery, have been key to achieving such a significant improvement in such a short time. In 2017 The Maresme Integral Centre for Waste Recovery is carrying out work focused on the improvement in the recovery…
By the end of June 2017, almost 4,500 children of various ages have visited the centre or participated in related workshops at school, with the experience valued as excellent in terms of human resources and programme material. In the first half of 2017, the Maresme Consortium has exceeded all expectationsand has practically equalled the figures…
The director of the Consortium was one of the speakers at the round table “Good practices. Innovation at municipal level. Taxation and economic incentives” The meeting point “Management of material resources, products and waste: Objectives 2030” was held in Madrid last Thursday 22nd June, organised by the Foundation for the Circular Economy. Among the speakers…
The international event of the Latin American network of solid waste managers, which is being held in Mataró on the 12th and 13th of June, will be attended by presidential advisors, mayors and regional managers, amongst others The 5th International Congress of the Latin American Network of Solid Waste Managers RELAGRES, which is being held…
Over two days, more than 250 public decision-makers, managers and other key figures in waste management from different countries in Latin America and Europe have shared experiences and knowledge in Mataró (Barcelona) A visit to the Maresme Integral Centre for Waste Recovery, at the Maresme Consortium for Municipal Solid Waste Treatment, was the climax to…
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