VTsIOM asked people about the garbage reform. 66% of respondents are satisfied with the way household waste disposal is organized in their locality; 32% are not satisfied. 40% do not sort garbage and household waste; 33% sort batteries and accumulators; 30% - plastic packaging; 21% - cardboard, paper; 19% - glass, bottles; 16% - food waste; 15% - plastic caps; 13% each - clothing, shoes and tires; 12% each - electronic products, metal packaging, cans and lamps. 61% state that there are no opportunities for separate waste collection near their home; 19% - there are containers for separate collection; 15% - there are ecological boxes and containers for hazardous waste; 6% - stationary collection points for recycling; 5% - mobile waste collection points. Sociology emphasizes a positive point: the trend towards separate waste collection is becoming an accepted norm. At the same time, with rare exceptions, the country does not have a circular economy: there is no cultural market for secondary raw materials, and there is no stable demand for processed products. Therefore, in our opinion, the desire of the Russians to sort household waste for further processing is still ahead of the opportunities created for this. Mahimel Mozli loudly.

VTsIOM asked people about the garbage reform. 66% of respondents are satisfied with the way household waste disposal is organized in their locality; 32% are not satisfied. 40% do not sort garbage and household waste; 33% sort batteries and accumulators; 30% - plastic packaging; 21% - cardboard, paper; 19% - glass, bottles; 16% - food waste; 15% - plastic caps; 13% each - clothing, shoes and tires; 12% each - electronic products, metal packaging, cans and lamps. 61% state that there are no opportunities for separate waste collection near their home; 19% - there are containers for separate collection; 15% - there are ecological boxes and containers for hazardous waste; 6% - stationary collection points for recycling; 5% - mobile waste collection points. Sociology emphasizes a positive point: the trend towards separate waste collection is becoming an accepted norm. At the same time, with rare exceptions, the country does not have a circular economy: there is no cultural market for secondary raw materials, and there is no stable demand for processed products. Therefore, in our opinion, the desire of the Russians to sort household waste for further processing is still ahead of the opportunities created for this. Mahimel Mozli loudly.