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Basura na, naging bag pa? (Trash to Treasure?)Basura na, naging bag pa? Ito ang bagong produkto ng pagsasanib talino, lakas at galing ng Omnisource International Trading Corp. (OMNI), Media Arts Yielding Ads, Inc.(MAYA) at ng Pamahalaang Lungsod ng Muntinlupa sa pamamagitan ng Muntinlupa City Technical Institute (MCTI). Pagkaganda-gandang mga bag na gawa sa mga luma at pinagtabasang tarpaulin na ginamit na billboard at mga streamer. Ito ang mas malikhaing solusyon sa suliraning basura na dala ng mga pinagtabasan at lumang tarpauline. Ang mga materyales na ito ay di nabubulok o non-biodegradable at kung itatapon ay magbibigay ng malaking suliranin sa basura at global warming. Dahil basura kung ituring ng iba, ito ay sinusunog ng ilang kumpanya kaya nagbibigay ng "green house Sa pag-aaral ng mas malikhaing solusyon, nakita ni G. Cornel G. Bongco, Training and Development Manager ng OMNI ang malaking pagkakataon upang ang materyales na ito ay magamit para sa paggawa ng mga magaganda, matibay, at kapakipakinabang ng mga bag upang hindi ito maitapon (magdadala ng problema sa basura) o sunugin (magdadala naman ng Sa pangunguna ng Presidente/CEO ng MAYA at OMNI na si G. Thomas Rogenric Caja, binigay ng MAYA ang mga tarpaulin samantalang ang MCTI (sa kabutihang-loob ni Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi, MCTI Director Danilo A. Austria at Chief Trainor Adelaida S. Baful) ang magbibigay ng training sa ating mga kabataang di nag-aaral at walang trabaho para magawa ang mga tarpaulin sa mga naggagandahang mga bag. Sa loob ng ilang buwan na pag-aaral, nakabuo ng ilang mga maganda at magarang mga gamit mula sa mga lumang tarpauline. Ang kakaibang programang ito ay tumutugon sa maraming suliranin ng lipunan. Nagbibigay ito ng solusyon para di na madagdagan ang basura. Ang isa sa pinakamahalaga ay maari itong gayahin dahil hindi mahirap matutunan kung paano gagawin kaya madaling ipasa ang proyekto sa iba. Inaasahang magtutuloy-tuloy ang proyektong ito at mabibiyayaan ng pag-asa ang mga walang hanapbuhay at mga kabataang di na makapag-aral dahil sa kakapusan sa pananalapi. Trash to Treasure? This is the latest product of the collective effort of Omnisource International Trading Corp., Media Arts Yielding Ads and the Muntinlupa Technical Training Institute. Beautiful and fashionable bags are created from the strips of old and used tarpaulins, the sturdy non-biodegradable material used for streamers and billboards. This a creative solution to the enormous garbage problem brought about by tarpaulins (either swatches or used). Tarpaulins are non-biodegradable and when disposed off improperly contributes to a big headache as far as solid waste management goes. It also releases green house gases (that contributes to global warming and climate change) when burned (as done by some unscrupulous outdoor advertising companies). While studying for a more creative solution, Cornel G. Bongco,Training and Development Manager of Omnisource International Trading Corp.,saw the great potential of tarpaulins to be converted to more useful,fashionable and sturdy bags. This was done to avoid tarpaulins from being thrown (garbage problem) or burned (air pollution problem). A team Media Arts headed by the President and CEO Mr. Thomas Rogenric Caja provided the swatches and old tarpaulins, while MCTI (through the kindness of the Honorable Mayor Jaime R. Fresnedi, Director Danilo A. Austria, and Chief Trainor Adelaida Baful) will provide the training to out of school/unemployed youth for the conversion of these materials into something more productive. This unique program is multi pronged and answers a lot of social problems. It provides a solution to the challenge of reducing solid waste. Cornel G. Bongco login to post comments | 1609 reads
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