How much is our city eco-friendly?

On Monday, 29th April 2019 the CRO eco team did the A25 task in the City Hall. In conversation with the local authorities, we should investigate how much is our city eco-friendly.

Six members of the project team (Ivona Suhić, Tina Milijaš, Luka Hacek, Tonka Igrec, Mirjam Bezak and Dina Bekić), project coordinator Draženka Kolonić and principal Karmen Hans Jalšovec attended the meeting with Sandra Malenica, deputy mayor and Draženka Dević, leader of an office for education.

We have presented our project and the activities we are doing. We have asked questions about waste at the eastern entrance to the city as well as about the possibility of setting up the city bicycles for rent. We talked about an initiative for the city to ban the use of single-use plastic before the year 2021 when it should become prohibited by law. Most of our questions are already being considered and resolved. About banning the use of single-use plastics at events in the city, such as the Špancirfest, the deputy mayor promised us to think about the proposal.

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