This week the Maresme Waste Centre has welcomed the visit of various members of GRHUSA, the entity in charge of the management of urban waste in the regions of Alto Gállego, Hoya de Huesca and Jacetania de Huesca, accompanied by a representative part of the City Council of Huesca. Specifically, the visitors were Manuel Gracia,…
On Thursday 13th May the first plenary session of the Pact for Circular Fashion in Catalonia took place. An initiative that is promoted by the Catalan Government’s Departments of Business and Knowledge and Territory and Sustainability, and in which the director of the Maresme Waste Consortium, Carles Salesa, participates as a member of the Technical…
– In one year, the Maresme Waste Centre receives more than 220,000 tonnes from the grey bin. This is five times more than the amount that should actually arrive there. – Moving from a linear to a circular economy means changing the way we produce and consume, implementing actions that extend the life cycle of…
Schools will be able to carry out the virtual visit, a necessary alternative in these times, both in the classroom as a group, and at home. The educational programme of the Maresme Waste Consortium shows the processes and functioning of waste management, inviting the visitor to reflect from an environmental perspective. The environmental education programme…
The Government of Catalonia’s Department of Territory and Sustainability and Department of Culture have launched a campaign to promote the selective collection and recycling of electrical and electronic equipment in Catalonia’s public libraries.The aim is to intensify the involvement of citizens in reducing waste and changing the system towards a circular economy, which prioritises the…
From the Maresme Waste Consortium, on behalf of the Mataró Maresme Circular Park project, last Friday we took part in the round table “Take charge of your future: find out about the opportunities in today’s job market” organized by the Mataró Employment Service. This activity was held as part of the SIOP 2021 Professional…
Some thirty countries around the world are represented in this group, with different socio-economic and cultural backgrounds, which allows the exchange of experiences and knowledge of very diverse realities and visions. Last Thursday, the director of the Maresme Waste Consortium, Carles Salesa, took part in one of the annual meetings of the international working group…
At the beginning of the year, the Maresme Waste Consortium launched a study to obtain data on the incidence of odours at various points in the immediate surroundings of the Waste Centre and in the city of Mataró, in order to determine which of these come from the Centre itself. As part of this study…
This working group has been set up with the aim of coordinating the territorial and inter-territorial collaboration of the supra-municipal agents involved in the world of waste in Spain. The idea is to achieve synergies, apply instruments for promotion and improvement and present themselves in a unified manner before the state and European public authorities….
Last Thursday, 4th March, the Director of the Maresme Waste Consortium, Carles Salesa, and its President, the Mayor of Mataró, David Bote, attended the meeting of the Board of Directors of the Catalan Waste Agency. Salesa did so in his capacity as the Lead Technician of the Environment and Mobility Commission of the Territory and…
The Maresme Waste Centre produces around 94,000-megawatt hours of electrical energy each year, of which more than two-thirds are distributed to the electricity grid, supplying electricity to around 30,000 homes. Beyond conscientiously promoting the 3Rs: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, the Maresme Waste Consortium is working to provide a tangible response to the needs that arise…
RIGREC is an initiative that will promote academic knowledge, at the same time as providing the transfer of experiences on the circular economy to the society of Campeche, Mexico. On March 2nd, the agreement for the creation of RIGREC, the Ibero-American Network of Waste Management for the Circular Economy, was signed. A new initiative created…
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