Greener together
Drive-through recycling facility at Dagbreek School
One of the top-performing schools in the annual Recycle Namibia Forum (RNF) Schools Recycling Competition, Windhoek’s Dagbreek Special School, has introduced a drive-through collection point for recyclable waste.
FNB Namibia, which has been a valued partner in the RNF Schools Recycling Competition since its inception in 2012, handed over a newly refurbished recycling stand to Dagbreek School to assist in the collection of recyclables.
“Our strategy is based on the four P’s, of which one is the Planet pillar and includes the development and protection of our environment. Through the RNF’s Schools Recycling Competition, we wish to convey a positive environmental message,” said FNB’s corporate social investment (CSI) manager, Revonia Kahivere.
“Environmental issues are not only the problem of a group of people, such as municipalities and government, but also the concern of every Namibian citizen. If everybody plays their part by picking up litter, recycling, saving water and more – all over the world – the planet can become a better place to live in.
“Remember that we are all affected by climate change. If we do not hold hands to address or minimise these issues with people and organisations, we will fail as a nation,” Kahivere added.
In addition to its new drive-through facility, the Dagbreek School also offers containers for collecting hazardous waste such as batteries, light bulbs and electronic waste.
“This makes the school a perfect one-stop visit to responsibly dispose of a variety of items,” said RNF coordinator Anita Witt.
“The drive-through, which is located on the premises of the Dagbreek School in Hebenstreit Street, Ludwigsdorf, opened to the public over the festive season.
“RNF invites the Windhoek community to make use of this facility to correctly dispose of recyclable material such as paper, plastic, glass and cans,” Witt said.
One of the top-performing schools in the annual Recycle Namibia Forum (RNF) Schools Recycling Competition, Windhoek’s Dagbreek Special School, has introduced a drive-through collection point for recyclable waste.
FNB Namibia, which has been a valued partner in the RNF Schools Recycling Competition since its inception in 2012, handed over a newly refurbished recycling stand to Dagbreek School to assist in the collection of recyclables.
“Our strategy is based on the four P’s, of which one is the Planet pillar and includes the development and protection of our environment. Through the RNF’s Schools Recycling Competition, we wish to convey a positive environmental message,” said FNB’s corporate social investment (CSI) manager, Revonia Kahivere.
“Environmental issues are not only the problem of a group of people, such as municipalities and government, but also the concern of every Namibian citizen. If everybody plays their part by picking up litter, recycling, saving water and more – all over the world – the planet can become a better place to live in.
“Remember that we are all affected by climate change. If we do not hold hands to address or minimise these issues with people and organisations, we will fail as a nation,” Kahivere added.
In addition to its new drive-through facility, the Dagbreek School also offers containers for collecting hazardous waste such as batteries, light bulbs and electronic waste.
“This makes the school a perfect one-stop visit to responsibly dispose of a variety of items,” said RNF coordinator Anita Witt.
“The drive-through, which is located on the premises of the Dagbreek School in Hebenstreit Street, Ludwigsdorf, opened to the public over the festive season.
“RNF invites the Windhoek community to make use of this facility to correctly dispose of recyclable material such as paper, plastic, glass and cans,” Witt said.
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