20 02 Garden and park waste (including cemetery waste)

Garden and park waste, including cemetery waste, is a significant challenge for modern society. Every year, the amount of this waste grows, which creates new problems for the environment and human health. The waste that remains after the care of parks, gardens and cemeteries has a diverse composition: it can be plant residues, soil, wood, flowers and other materials. This composition complicates their management and processing. The mixing of organic and inorganic components, as well as hazardous materials such as chemical fertilizers and plastic flower waste, makes this waste difficult for traditional recycling methods.

Methods of ecological management of garden and park waste (including cemetery waste) must take into account several main aspects, such as environmental safety, economic efficiency and social acceptability. However, today many communities face difficulties in implementing these methods. One of the main problems is the large amount of waste generated during seasonal work in gardens and parks. This is especially true in the fall, when fallen leaves and branches take up considerable space.

The second important problem is the imperfection of the waste collection and sorting system. Often, organic and inorganic components are mixed, which complicates their further processing and reduces opportunities for recycling. In addition, the collection of garden and park waste is often carried out in violation of environmental regulations, which can lead to environmental pollution. Waste management, collection and processing services: Garden and park waste (including cemetery waste) NPV code 20 02.

Cemetery waste is also a significant environmental problem. Old wreaths, plastic flowers and other artificial materials left on graves decompose over decades, contaminating soil and water resources. This is especially relevant for cemeteries located in rural areas, where there are no systems of centralized collection and processing of such waste.

Garden and park waste (including cemetery waste). Code according to the National List of Waste 20 02. Operations according to Appendices 1, 2 to the Law of Ukraine "On Waste Management" R1, R5.

Transportation of garden and park waste (including cemetery waste) and their further processing require the introduction of modern methods of environmental management. First of all, it is necessary to improve waste collection and sorting systems. Organic and inorganic waste should be collected separately, which will allow them to be processed more efficiently  (R5) or use as compost or energy (R1).

No less important is the implementation of environmental management methods, such as composting and biogasification, which allow to reduce the volume of waste and minimize greenhouse gas emissions. This is especially important for organic waste that can be used to produce biogas or fertilizers, which helps preserve natural resources.

Regarding cemetery waste, it is important to implement systems for the collection and recycling of hazardous materials such as plastic flowers and wreaths. Replacing them with natural, biodegradable materials will help reduce the negative impact on the environment. It is also worth paying attention to the use of environmentally friendly chemicals for the care of cemeteries that do not pollute the environment.

The UtilVtorProm company, which specializes in ecological management of garden and park waste (including cemetery waste), plays a significant role in solving the problem. Using modern technologies and approaches, our company offers solutions that allow reducing the amount of waste and minimizing its negative impact on the environment. "UtilVtorProm" also provides waste transportation, sorting and treatment services, ensuring their safe and efficient management.

Our company is also actively working to increase public awareness of the importance of proper waste processing. "UtilVtorProm" conducts educational programs and trainings that help to understand how to properly handle garden and park waste, as well as how to reduce their negative impact on the environment and people's health.

Thus, the management of garden and park waste (including cemetery waste) is a complex and multifaceted process that requires an integrated approach and the use of modern technologies. It is important to consider all aspects of this problem to ensure the safety of the environment and human health.