FAAN seeks to reverse 1,383 tonnes of airport waste through recycling
Speaking at the launch of the programme in Lagos, Kuku, however, said the initiative would mark the beginning of a comprehensive circular economy programme aimed at ensuring that waste generated at the airport was sorted, recycled and converted into valuable resources instead of being dumped in landfills.
She said: “In line with FAAN’s circular economy goals and our unwavering commitments towards Airport Carbon Emission Reduction, it is my distinct pleasure to unveil the first phase of our comprehensive Circular Economy Programme: Indoor Colour-Coded Waste Recycling Bins.“In phase three, we will engage a certified third-party expert who will collect the sorted waste—specifically, plastics, glass, cans, and organic waste—and transport it to dedicated recycling facilities.
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