With Re:waste, we stopped last week at “Beselidhja” square, a very important point of our city.
What we noticed from the conversations we had with those who were interested in knowing more about the exhibition “Re:waste – How is Sweden rethinking resources?”, was that the citizens are quite open to embrace the implementation of the measures necessary that would affect a cleaner future for the city and for their communities, but are skeptical that it will be something that will be implemented in the near future.
In our Re:waste tour, we often get this kind of feedback, but what we can say is that Sweden, whose model our exhibition brings, started with small steps and achieved today to make possible that less than 1% of waste goes to landfill.
