Korea Association of Health Promotion Gyeongbuk Chapter Conducts 'Zero Waste Campaign' to Practice Environmental Protection and Sharing
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The Gyeongbuk Chapter of the Korea Association of Health Promotion is carrying out meaningful activities for the local community. Recently, the association has been receiving significant attention from local residents for conducting a 'Zero Waste Resource Circulation Campaign' that practices environmental protection and sharing simultaneously.
This campaign was designed to reduce environmental pollution by recycling resources that are discarded in daily life and to raise awareness about the importance of resource circulation. Association officials shared methods for reducing waste with local residents and encouraged small actions for environmental protection.
Kim Gyeong-ran, the head of Suryun-myeon, who participated in this activity, expressed her gratitude to the institutions and organization leaders who actively cooperated for the development of the local community and the harmony of its residents. She also stated that she would continue to maintain ongoing cooperation to ensure that major local events proceed smoothly in the future.
This campaign went beyond simple environmental protection activities, serving as an opportunity for local residents to communicate and harmonize with one another. The Gyeongbuk Chapter of the Korea Association of Health Promotion plans to continue its diverse social contribution activities that consider both the environment and neighbors.
Sources: 데일리대구경북뉴스
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