Repair & ReuseBarranquillaSegregate waste at home with Barranquilla recyclersClean streams: dignified work The ASOREBAQ recycler cooperative in Barranquilla works with local leaders on a 41-component programme: Barranquilla Composta y Cultiva, that helps households separate organics and deliver clean dry recyclables. The model mirrors recycler-led organic management in Colombia and Argentina highlighted in the 2025 regional zero-waste report. What you can do - Join neighbourhood sorting workshops run by ASOREBAQ and partner schools. - Separate organics and rinsed recyclables at home before hand-off to the cooperative’s collection routes. Why it matters When recyclers co-design collection, diversion rates rise and livelihoods are formalised, a builder-minded alternative to landfilling mixed waste. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. - Report chapter: Zero Waste Europe: Latin America & the Caribbean (5th ed.) · Cooperative: @asorebaqbarranquilla · Regional context: GAIA Latin America & the Caribbeanrecyclingcompostsegregation
BarranquillaData a definirBarranquilla Composta y Cultiva: ASOREBAQ41 components for sorting, compost, and gardens ASOREBAQ (Asociación de Recicladores de Barranquilla) runs Barranquilla Composta y Cultiva with municipal partners, increasing households that segregate organics and deliver clean dry recyclables, plus school-based zero-waste education led by recycler-teachers. Where - City-wide collection and school workshops; contact via cooperative channels (approximate pin: city centre) How to join - Follow ASOREBAQ on social media for workshop dates and neighbourhood collection schedules. - Separate organics and clean recyclables at home before hand-off. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. - Cooperative: @asorebaqbarranquilla · Report highlight: Zero Waste Europe LAC chapter
