Centros de reciclaje ayudan a limpiar Haiti, generan ingresos para habitantes

In Haiti, only 40% of the capital's waste is collected, leaving the rest to accumulate in poor neighborhoods. New companies are teaching Haitians to recycle waste for money, a practice common in other countries. After the 2010 earthquake, at least four recycling companies began operations in Port-au-Prince, collecting plastic bottles and other recyclables. Programs like 'Recogiendo Dinero' have set up kiosks across the country, providing income opportunities for locals. Danisa Julien, a local, uses the money earned from recycling to support her family, highlighting the economic impact of these initiatives in a country where stable jobs are scarce.

¿Qué programa permite a las personas llevar reciclables a kioscos en Haití?

¿Cómo utiliza Danisa Julien el dinero que gana del reciclaje?