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Writer Park Seojin
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Subject "The Gangdong Dream" project

Gangdong-gu District (District mayor Lee Jung hun) said it would start the "The Gangdong Dream" project to five major areas (Myeongil, Amsa, Cheonho, Seongnae and Gildong) from mid July and expand to all the areas in Gangdong-gu District. in the second semester. The project is being carried out as a pilot project for resource virtuous cycle through proper discharge and collection of recyclables.

“Gangdong The Dream” is a combination of "The" meaning more or addition and "Dream" meaning "giving," and is compensating for oil prices to increase the voluntary participation of residents and the collection rate of recyclables.

It is a system that can accumulate points by installing eco-together applications on mobile phones. Points accumulated may be rewarded in Gangdong-gu local currency in units of 5,000 won.

For the convenience of residents participating in the project, the community center and nearby parks will be selected as emission sites and will be operated from 13:00 to 16:00 every Friday.
As a method of separation and discharge, if the contents are emptied, rinsed, labels, etc. are removed and brought clean for 100% recycling, transparent bottled water bottles can be compensated 10 won, other items can be ▲ 70-100 won per kg ▲ aluminum can 500 won ▲ 70 won ▲ book 70 won ▲ milk pack 100 won. However, clothing is excluded from the collection items.


"The Dream Project is taking the lead in resource virtuous cycle by collecting recyclables and using them as recycled materials and yarns," said Lee Jung hun, head of Gangdong-gu District Office. "We need residents’ consistent support. We will continue to do our best to save resources and protect the environment."
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