OPORTUNIDADES E DESAFIOS DA COLETA SELETIVA NO INSTITUTO FEDERAL GOIANO- CAMPUS RIO VERDE, GO

Abstract

Through the social and economic changes that are generated by local, national and global policies, society seeks new ways to understand and develop sustainability practices. Over the years, actions have been developed to minimize the impacts caused to the environment. One of these actions is the Environmental Agenda in Public Administration (A3P), with the objective of encouraging public agencies to have sustainability measures. This study aims to survey the situation of the implementation of selective collection within the Rio Verde Campus, through the Environmental Agenda in Public Administration (A3P) showing the opportunities and challenges in the implementation of this environmental. In view of the appointment of the new president of A3P in 2019, the Voluntary Delivery Point (ENP) was reformed and several events were carried out with the aim of raising environmental awareness and implementing selective collection. In 2020, new actions will be taken across the Campus, with new ENP's being distributed in strategic locations to facilitate the correct separation of waste, and also distribution of collectors for separation within rooms. The most important thing is to have the support of all students, initially from Environmental Engineering students who can pass the idea on to all other colleagues. A3P will not only include selective collection, but also projects aimed at reducing the purchase of materials, decreasing the use of energy and the use of water. Slow process, but with everyone's help it will bring immeasurable benefits to the Rio Verde Campus, being a model for the other IF Goiano campuses to follow. The work to change habits within the Campus is long, but with small attitudes we have already seen major changes through students and civil servants willing to contribute to this project.