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Public pavement of Johnston Road near Hang Seng Bank Johnston Road Branch, Wan Chai
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Outside Lei Tung Shopping Centre ( Lei Tung MTR Exit B), Southern
Hong Kong SAR China
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Pavement of Prince Edward Road East (near Mikiki Shopping Centre), San Po Kong
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The pavement of Yuet Wah Street (near Yuet Wah Street Playground), Kwun Tong
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WEEE @HK
OverviewThe Producer Responsibility Scheme on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WPRS) covering the regulated electrical equipment (REE) (including air-conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines, televisions, computers, printers, scanners and monitors) came into effect in 2018 and marks another important milestone in Hong Kong's waste reduction and recycling efforts. Through the WPRS, relevant waste electrical and electronic equipment must be directed to licensed recycling facilities for proper…
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A Waste Reduction Guidebook for Large Scale Event Organisers
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Source Separation of Domestic Waste
TranscriptOverviewThe Programme on Source Separation of Domestic Waste aims to encourage and assist property management companies to provide waste separation and recycling facilities within housing estates or residential buildings. This facilitates residents to participate in separating waste at source, thereby increasing the amount of recyclables collected and reducing the quantity of waste disposed of.Residents only need to sort their recyclable materials (such as waste paper,…
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GREEN$ x AlipayHK A. Point Conversion
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Starting from 4 May 2026, GREEN$ users can convert their GREEN$ Points directly into AlipayHK A. Point. This expands usage for GREEN$ and offers the public more convenient and diversified reward options, encouraging ongoing participation in waste reduction and clean recycling.
Once converted, A. Point can be used flexibly for everyday expenses— covering a wide range of everyday scenarios, including…
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We-recycle@School 2025/26 School Year Reward Activities
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The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) will launch the "Community Recycling Facilities Experience and Reward Activity for Schools" on 1 October 2025 to encourage schools to deliver collected recyclables to GREEN@COMMUNITY facilities or local recycler. Additionally, the "GREEN@COMMUNITY School Recycling Education Activity" encourages schools to organise student visits to GREEN@COMMUNITY…
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Green Service - After the Event
(I) RecyclersIndividuals and organisations who are interested in promoting and organising materials recovery and recycling programmes can look for suitable recyclers in the “Hong Kong Collector/ Recycler Directory” for collecting recyclables such as food waste, glass bottles, wood, waste paper, metals, plastics and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) banners for reuse, upcycling/recycling. For details, please refer to the "Hong Kong Collector/Recycler Directory".Regarding the leftovers, event…
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