Gestión para acceder a la opción multiusuario de aseo en el conjunto residencial villa galante, en la localidad de Kennedy - Bogotá D.C.

Abstract

This project aims to provide both environmental benefits and economic relief to users who choose to participate, through the implementation of the multi-user waste collection system, as outlined in CRA Resolutions 233 and 236 of 2002 and 352 of 2005. As initially presented, waste separation at the source is necessary due to the current situation at Bogotá's only sanitary landfill, Doña Juana, whose lifespan was set to expire in September 2023. The concessionaire processed and renewed the environmental license for an expansion of its capacity. Therefore, it is essential to adopt measures that allow for better separation of the waste we generate, along with the economic benefits derived from the improved environmental practices achieved through the implementation of this project and its execution in each residential unit. The composition of solid waste is often linked to various factors, including consumption habits, the community's socioeconomic level, climate, time of year, and even the day of the week. However, the largest percentage of the waste we generate is organic. As part of this project, training will be provided on waste separation and classification, including organic waste, to improve its final management. If we all work together to control environmental pollution and manage our waste, this will have a visible impact on the recovery of ecological structures. It's worth noting that the Doña Juana Sanitary Landfill is located in the Usme district, at kilometer 5 on the road to the Llanos region, and covers an area of ​​450 hectares. Its lifespan is projected to be extended towards the rural area of ​​the Sumapaz district, which is one of the largest water reserves in the country and the city