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Kazakhstan sent 122.6 billion dollars of scrap collection to the "Junk" program In Kazakhstan, recycling fees became real investments: the company JSC "Zhasyl Damu" sent 122.6 billion dollars (about 271.8 million dollars) to implement specific tasks. Funds were distributed among 34 projects dealing with waste management, including the construction of new plants, the purchase of special equipment and the installation of sorting lines. Among those who have already received funds, six are involved in the construction of MSW sorting lines with a capacity of 650 thousand tons annually, 18 are engaged in developing processing capabilities for 435 thousand tons annually, and the rest are sent to purchase special equipment, a total of 177 machines.

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Kazakhstan sent 122.6 billion dollars of scrap collection to the "Junk" program In Kazakhstan, recycling fees became real investments: the company JSC "Zhasyl Damu" sent 122.6 billion dollars (about 271.8 million dollars) to implement specific tasks. Funds were distributed among 34 projects dealing with waste management, including the construction of new plants, the purchase of special equipment and the installation of sorting lines. Among those who have already received funds, six are involved in the construction of MSW sorting lines with a capacity of 650 thousand tons annually, 18 are engaged in developing processing capabilities for 435 thousand tons annually, and the rest are sent to purchase special equipment, a total of 177 machines.

Kazakhstan sent 122.6 billion dollars of scrap collection to the "Junk" program In Kazakhstan, recycling fees became real investments: the company JSC "Zhasyl Damu" sent 122.6 billion dollars (about 271.8 million dollars) to implement specific tasks. Funds were distributed among 34 projects dealing with waste management, including the construction of new plants, the purchase of special equipment and the installation of sorting lines. Among those who have already received funds, six are involved in the construction of MSW sorting lines with a capacity of 650 thousand tons annually, 18 are engaged in developing processing capabilities for 435 thousand tons annually, and the rest are sent to purchase special equipment, a total of 177 machines.

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