At Georgia’s largest music festival, Tbilisi Open Air, attendees were welcomed by a special Wasteless corner featuring collection boxes for electrical waste and batteries.
Our representatives engaged with curious young visitors, discussing the challenges of managing specific types of waste in Georgia and sharing Wasteless' plans for addressing these issues.
To raise awareness about waste management in society, Wasteless launched an informative campaign, providing illu ...
On September 28, Wasteless participated in the Scientific Picnic at Ilia State University. The company set up a ...
The WEEE Forum is the leading international association focused on producer responsibility in e-waste management ...
On September 21-22, Wasteless participated in Georgia's largest sports event, Sportfest. The two-day festiva ...
For the second consecutive year, Wasteless has been actively raising environmental awareness and encourages othe ...
On December 1, an event was held at the Biltmore Hotel in Tbilisi to introduce the e-waste collection and manage ...
Wasteless has partnered with the chain of household goods and toy stores, Super, to place special collection box ...
As part of the campaign for collecting and recycling electrical waste, a memorandum of understanding was signed ...
Wasteless organized an educational and fun event, "Become an Environmental Superhero," at East Point s ...
On August 15, special collection boxes for electronic waste and batteries were placed in almost all branches of ...
At Georgia’s largest music festival, Tbilisi Open Air, attendees were welcomed by a special Wasteless corn ...
On June 3-4, at the Green Market held in the April 9 Garden, we engaged with citizens and companies interested i ...
