12.2.4 Waste disposal policy – landfill
Within the framework of Hitit University's mission and vision, our waste policy for hazardous and non-hazardous waste that may arise from all work and operations carried out within the University.
1. The first stage is to prevent waste generation,
2. If not provided, minimizing waste (minimizing waste),
3. Then reuse the waste,
4. If not possible, recycling and energy recovery first,
5. Ensuring the disposal of non-recyclable waste (regulatory landfill, incineration, etc.).
6. Then, keeping written records of all Waste Management activities and operations performed,
7. Dissemination of the Waste Management culture established within the university to the established city,
You can access the industrial waste management plan from the link below.
Industrial Waste Management Plan
12.2.5 Plastic use reduction policy
This Regulation has been prepared based on the provisions of the Environmental Law No. 2872 prepared by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, the Waste Management Regulation No. 29314 dated 02/04/2015 and the Zero Waste Regulation published in the Official Gazette No. 30829 dated 12/07/2019.
You can access Hitit University Zero Waste Directive from the link below.
Hitit University Zero Waste Directive
12.2.6 Policy to reduce single-use products
Annex-2 Principles on Preventing and Reducing Waste Generation of our University's Zero Waste Regulation are specified in Article 1, subparagraph b.
Principles Regarding the Prevention and Reduction of Waste Generation
12.2.7 Single-use policy: extension to services
Article 37 of the canteen tender specifications includes a provision to reduce the use of disposable cups, and this practice contributes to sustainable consumption and production goals.
12.3.1 Waste tracking
