Keräysvuoro

Keräysvuoro is a term used in the context of waste management and recycling systems, particularly in Finland. It refers to the scheduled collection of recyclable materials from households and businesses. The system is designed to encourage and facilitate the recycling of various materials, such as paper, glass, metal, and plastic, thereby reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills and promoting environmental sustainability.

The keräysvuoro system operates on a weekly or bi-weekly basis, with different types of recyclable materials collected on specific days. Households and businesses are assigned a keräysvuoro based on their address, ensuring that all participants have a designated day for the collection of their recyclables. The collected materials are then transported to recycling facilities where they are processed and converted into new products.

The keräysvuoro system is an integral part of Finland's waste management strategy, which aims to minimize the environmental impact of waste and promote a circular economy. By providing a convenient and organized way for people to recycle their materials, the keräysvuoro system plays a crucial role in achieving these goals. It also helps to educate the public about the importance of recycling and the benefits it brings to the environment and society as a whole.