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Romania has taken a major step toward the European circular economy model with the inauguration of its first large voluntary waste collection center in Cluj-Napoca. The facility, financed through the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), aims to address the long-standing frustration of citizens who had no clear disposal options for bulky and special waste.
Covering 1.4 hectares, the center features dedicated collection platforms, a chemical analysis laboratory, administrative buildings, a refrigerated storage room for animal carcasses, and a heavy-duty weighbridge. It accepts a wide range of waste including furniture, mattresses, construction debris, used tires, electronics, textiles, and more.
Interim Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu highlighted the significance of the project, stating, “This center addresses exactly the problems that have frustrated citizens for years. Where do we dispose of an old mattress, used tires, construction debris, furniture or a broken refrigerator? From today, the people of Cluj have a clear, modern and civilized solution.”
The project received more than RON 32.6 million in non-repayable European funding, and is the first of 13 large voluntary collection centers planned nationwide. Similar facilities are scheduled for cities including Craiova, Buzău, Brașov, Constanța, Iași, Bucharest, and Sibiu, with hundreds of smaller centers expected in the coming months.
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