{"id":725,"date":"2023-05-10T14:49:57","date_gmt":"2023-05-10T14:49:57","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.nicoyawaterkeeper.org\/blog\/?p=725"},"modified":"2023-05-10T14:49:59","modified_gmt":"2023-05-10T14:49:59","slug":"proyecto-de-reciclaje-waterkeeper-bionic-detras-de-escena","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nicoyawaterkeeper.org\/blog\/2023\/05\/10\/proyecto-de-reciclaje-waterkeeper-bionic-detras-de-escena\/","title":{"rendered":"Proyecto de Reciclaje Waterkeeper-BIONIC: Detr\u00e1s de escena"},"content":{"rendered":"\n

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Con un poco m\u00e1s de 10 a\u00f1os de existir en el Sur de la Pen\u00ednsula, Nicoya Peninsula Waterkeeper\u00ae naci\u00f3 y crece constantemente para dar soluci\u00f3n a problem\u00e1ticas relacionadas a la contaminaci\u00f3n del agua. Como uno de sus principales enfoques, se ha venido trabajando en la gesti\u00f3n integral de los residuos s\u00f3lidos, entre estos los reciclables. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Durante los primeros a\u00f1os, Waterkeeper\u00ae con la ayuda de voluntarios, organizaba campa\u00f1as mensuales de reciclaje para sensibilizar a la comunidad sobre la necesidad de disminuir el consumo de materiales innecesarios y la importancia de reciclar. Sin embargo, ante la inexistencia de una infraestructura y un sistema de recolecci\u00f3n a nivel distrital, las limitaciones para poder manejar estos residuos eran evidentes, al punto de que en varias ocasiones se lleg\u00f3 a convertir en crisis sanitaria.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ante esta necesidad, en el 2018, pudimos construir el Centro de Reciclaje Waterkeeper-BIONIC\u00ae gracias al financiamiento de la empresa BIONIC\u00ae y al Vivero Lac\u00f3n. A partir de este momento, contando con la infraestructura, la maquinaria y equipo b\u00e1sico, el proyecto ha venido prosperando progresivamente.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

En un inicio, Waterkeeper solo contaba con 3 empleados para recolectar, separar, embalar, triturar, acopiar, etc. A medida que m\u00e1s usuarios se han ido afiliando al proyecto, casi 5 a\u00f1os despu\u00e9s, hemos ido creciendo brindando empleo a 12 personas. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Adem\u00e1s, hemos ido ampliando las rutas de recolecci\u00f3n e instalando estaciones de reciclaje en distintos sectores del distrito de C\u00f3bano, ofreciendo servicio a m\u00e1s de 700 usuarios, lo cual nos llena de satisfacci\u00f3n porque poco a poco se ha logrado el cambio de h\u00e1bitos hacia una cultura m\u00e1s sostenible. Gracias a ello, hemos podido recuperar cerca de 850 toneladas de residuos inorg\u00e1nicos valorizables, lo cual contribuye a su vez a disminuir los costos municipales para recolecci\u00f3n, transporte y disposici\u00f3n en rellenos sanitarios, no dejando de lado los beneficios ambientales y de salud que esto conlleva.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Sin duda, este proceso no ha sido f\u00e1cil, existen tambi\u00e9n varias limitaciones que dificultan los alcances del proyecto. Dentro de ellos, los bajos precios del mercado y los altos costos de operaci\u00f3n. Solo por dar un ejemplo, el valor de mercado de 1 tonelada de materiales como el tetrabrick, la hojalata o el vidrio no supera los 20 mil colones (US$40). Aunque por el aluminio y el pl\u00e1stico se paga un poco m\u00e1s, los costos operativos son m\u00e1s altos dadas las distancias, la condici\u00f3n de los caminos, pagos de impuestos, cargas sociales y dem\u00e1s. De no ser por las donaciones que recibimos, Waterkeeper no podr\u00eda brindar el servicio de forma gratuita para las comunidades.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Otro de los retos que enfrentamos es el robo de materiales a manos de recolectores informales que, lejos de contribuir con soluciones, fomentan otras problem\u00e1ticas como la injusticia social, ya que estos recolectores son mal pagados por compradores que no pagan salarios justos ni brindan condiciones dignas de empleo. Tambi\u00e9n fomenta el vandalismo (rompiendo estaciones de reciclaje, robando equipos y materiales), y problemas sanitarios (rompiendo bolsas y esparciendo la basura), entre otros problemas socio-ambientales asociados.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

La falta de consciencia por parte de algunos usuarios tambi\u00e9n obstaculiza las operaciones. El uso que la poblaci\u00f3n le da a las estaciones podr\u00eda mejorar al respetar las indicaciones de c\u00f3mo entregar el material (limpio y separado) y de cu\u00e1les materiales s\u00ed recibimos y cu\u00e1les no. La entrega de materiales sucios y revueltos incrementa los costos de operaci\u00f3n, disminuye la capacidad de acopio y compromete la sanidad de los trabajadores. Si nos dejan en las estaciones tipos de residuos que no podemos procesar en nuestro centro de acopio, como por ejemplo chatarra, materiales de construcci\u00f3n, cart\u00f3n, electr\u00f3nicos y otros no reciclables, nosotros tenemos que pagar por el traslado y disposici\u00f3n de esos materiales en rellenos sanitarios. Si nos entregan vidrios rotos revueltos o bolsas muy pesadas con vidrio, se incrementa la posibilidad de accidentes y se dificulta poder manejar estos residuos. Les invitamos a respetar las indicaciones para que la recolecci\u00f3n y procesamiento de los reciclables sea eficiente y que la comunidad contin\u00fae benefici\u00e1ndose de este servicio. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Existen muchas fortalezas y oportunidades que hacen de este proyecto algo \u00fanico y excepcional a nivel nacional. Sin la contribuci\u00f3n de BIONIC\u00ae, este proyecto no ser\u00eda posible. El trabajo colaborativo con otros recicladores y grupos de base (Grupo de Mujeres de Cabuya, Proyecto-L-Eco, Jakera, Proyecto CAM, ADIs, entre otros), fortalece el trabajo en red. La posibilidad de transformar pl\u00e1sticos en productos de calidad (\u201cupcycling\u201d) como textiles y madera pl\u00e1stica, los cuales han sido retornados en parte a las comunidades en forma de estaciones de guardavidas y uniformes escolares, contribuye a su vez a alcanzar metas hacia una econom\u00eda circular y el logro de los objetivos del desarrollo sostenible.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

El incremento de negocios y residencias comprometidas con el cambio nos llena de esperanza. Sabemos que no es una tarea f\u00e1cil, pero estamos segur@s que los cambios se logran con el compromiso de tod@s, por ello agradecemos profundamente a cada un@ de los que han hecho posible este proyecto para el beneficio de todo el distrito.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Waterkeeper-BIONIC Recycling Project: Behind the scenes<\/h2>\n\n\n\n

NP Waterkeeper\u00ae was created over ten years ago and continues growing and providing solutions to problems related to water pollution. One of its main focuses has been providing better solid waste management solutions. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Initially, with the help of volunteers, Waterkeeper\u00ae used to organize monthly recycling campaigns aiming at raising awareness on the importance of reducing the consumption of unnecessary materials and recycling. It was a good initiative, but not nearly enough to meet the needs. The lack of an appropriate waste collection system, insufficient infrastructure, population growth, and the population\u2018s low level of awareness were a recipe for repeated trash crises.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Given this need, thanks to the financial contribution of BIONIC\u00ae and Lac\u00f3n Plant Nursery, in 2018, we were able to build the Waterkeeper-BIONIC\u00ae Recycling Center. With the infrastructure, machinery and basic equipment, we started our first recyclables collection route in January 2019. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

At first we had 3 employees to collect, sort, pack, bale, store, etc., but thanks to the fact that more and more users have joined the project, almost 5 years later, we have grown, providing employment to 12 people. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

In addition, we have been expanding the collection routes and installing recycling stations in different points of the C\u00f3bano district, offering service to more than 700 users, which fills us with satisfaction because little by little the change in habits towards a more sustainable culture has been achieved. Thanks to this, we have been able to collect over 850 tons of recyclable inorganic waste, which in turn contributes to reducing municipal costs for collection, transportation, and disposal in sanitary landfills, in addition to the environmental and health benefits that this entails.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

It is no secret that this process has not been easy, there are also several limitations that hinder the scope of the project. Among them, the low market prices and the high operating costs. Just to give an example, the value of 1 ton of materials such as tetrabrick, tin cans, or glass does not exceed 20,000 colones (US$40). Although the price for aluminum and plastic is a little bit more, the operating costs are still significantly higher given the distances, the condition of the roads, tax payments, social security charges, space for storage and processing, and so on. If it were not for the donations and contributions, we would not be able to provide this free service to the communities.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Amongst the other challenges we face is the theft of materials by informal collectors, which, far from contributing to solutions, fosters other problems such as social injustice, since these collectors are poorly paid by buyers who do not pay fair wages or provide decent conditions of employment. It also encourages vandalism (breaking recycling stations, stealing equipment, and materials), and sanitary problems (breaking bags and spreading garbage), among other associated socio-environmental problems.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The lack of awareness of some users also hinders operations. Some people do not sort the materials properly, give dirty recyclables or mix trash with recyclables. This increases operating costs, decreases the collection capacity, and compromises the health of the workers. The use that the population gives to the recycling stations could be improved by respecting the guidelines and the types of materials we do receive. The recycling stations are there for the community to leave the types of waste we have found a solution for. If people leave waste that we can not process in our recycling center, such as scrap metal, construction materials, cardboard, electronics, and other non recyclable materials, we have to pay for it to be taken to a landfill. Very heavy glass bags or broken glass bags increase the possibility of accidents and makes it difficult to manage this waste. We invite the community to respect the guidelines so that the recyclable collection and processing system works efficiently and that the community would be able to continue to benefit from it. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

There are many strengths and opportunities that make this project unique and exceptional on a national level. Without BIONIC\u2019s contribution, this project would not be possible. Also, collaborative work with other recyclers and grassroots groups (Cabuya Women’s Group, Proyecto-L-Eco, Jakera, Proyecto CAM, ADIs, among others), strengthens networking. The possibility of transforming plastics into quality products (\u201cupcycling\u201d) such as textiles and plastic wood, which have been returned in part to the communities in the form of lifeguard stations and school uniforms, contributes to achieving goals towards an economic circularity and the achievement of sustainable development goals. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The increasing commitment of businesses and houses to change fills us with hope. We know that it is not an easy task, but we are sure that the changes are achieved with everyone’s commitment. For this reason, we are deeply grateful to each and every one of you who has made this project possible for the benefit of the entire district.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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