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The Waste Management Initiative at Quobbet Shamra
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The Waste Management Initiative at Quobbet Shamra
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The Waste Management Initiative at Quobbet Shamra
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The Waste Management Initiative at Quobbet Shamra
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جمعية الفيحاء
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The Waste Management Initiative at Quobbet Shamra
Climate Action - Solid waste collection
Volunteering Hours Number
8
Volunteering from
2025-12-02
to 2025-12-23
Days
Saturday
Hours from 08:00
to
16:00
Minimum Age
15 years
Maximum age
29 years
Transportation is not available
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3
Under approval -
20
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Description of Opportunity
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
This brief provides a simple and clear explanation of the objective of the opportunity and the activities required to implement it. Where this profile is the first thing donors read.
The Recycling Initiative at Quobbet Shamra Center is an environmental project aimed at promoting recycling culture among community members by collecting and sorting reusable materials such as plastic, paper, and glass. The initiative seeks to reduce waste, protect the environment, and raise environmental awareness among youth and the local community.
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Knowledge gained from this opportunity
Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
Determine the challenges to be faced, i.e. the identified societal problems, who is affected and what are the repercussions on society.
1. Understanding recyclable and non-recyclable types of waste. 2. Knowing the steps of collecting, sorting, and reusing materials. 3. Recognizing the impact of waste on the environment and the importance of recycling. 4. Understanding the connection between the initiative and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). 5. Teamwork and organizational skills for managing activities. 6. Communication skills to raise awareness about recycling. 7. Ability to use simple tools and equipment for collecting and sorting materials. 8. Planning and organizational skills for environmental activities
Opportunity requirements
Explain the solution offered by the opportunity and how it will address the challenges mentioned in the previous section.
Explain the solution offered by the opportunity and how it will address the challenges mentioned in the previous section.
• Human: A team of volunteers and a project supervisor. • Material: Sorting bins, garbage bags, simple collection tools (gloves, bags). • Logistics: A suitable location for collecting waste and a schedule for implementation. • Knowledge: Clear instructions for volunteers on sorting and classification. • Financial: A small budget to provide bins and tools if needed.
The volunteer opportunity plan
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
It includes an explanation of the activities and steps necessary to implement the opportunity, with an explanation of the time periods and costs for each activity and for the entire opportunity, as providing this information accurately reflects the professionalism of those in charge of the opportunity and their experience in the field of community work.
1. Planning: Choose the location and determine the types of materials to collect. 2. Preparation: Set up bins and tools, assign tasks to the team. 3. Implementation: Volunteers collect and sort materials according to proper classification. 4. Awareness: Share information with the community about the importance of recycling. 5. Follow-up: Review collected materials, ensure they are delivered to recycling centers, and evaluate the initiative for improvements in future rounds.
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