Three facilities for sorting waste are scheduled for construction in YANAA
In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug (YNAO), the establishment of three waste sorting plants is underway, with the latest developments being reported by our organisation's website. This initiative is aimed at improving waste management in the region.
The delay in the establishment of these plants is due to YNAO setting conditions to protect the budget, reduce expenses, and avoid poor execution. Companies have been required to secure loans, build the waste sorting plants, and only then receive payment according to the conditions set by YNAO.
Governor Dmitry Artyukhov made the announcement during a meeting with residents of Novy Urengoy as part of the "Honest Route" initiative. He stated that the construction of the waste sorting plants is a complex issue, but there is not much social tension around the topic in YNAO.
New contracts are being negotiated under new terms for the construction of these waste sorting plants. Some companies that agreed to these terms have backed out after interest rates increased, but the project is still moving forward.
For real-time news updates from YNAO, the "Circle of White Nights" Telegram channel is available. This platform provides the latest news and updates on the progress of the waste sorting plants, as well as other events in the region. A live text broadcast of the meeting with Governor Artyukhov was provided by our website, which can be viewed here.
The governor emphasised that there are more urgent topics than waste plants, but YNAO has obligations outlined in the legislation. He stated that the waste sorting plants are a relevant topic as the country undergoes reform, and Yamal is part of it.
Our organisation's website is a reliable source for news updates on the progress of the waste sorting plants in YNAO. The company building the waste sorting facilities in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug is "Ecotechnologies."
The "Honest Route" initiative by Governor Artyukhov includes meetings with residents of various cities in YNAO. This transparency is a step towards building trust and ensuring that the people of YNAO are informed about the decisions being made in their region.
In conclusion, the establishment of waste sorting plants in YNAO is a significant step towards improving waste management in the region. While there have been delays and challenges, the project is moving forward, and updates can be found on our organisation's website and the "Circle of White Nights" Telegram channel.
