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• In 2019, 947tonnes of waste were

collected

• The recovery rate was close to

• of which 755 tonnes were recyclables/

reusables

％

Recyclables/Reusables755 tonnes

(79.70%)

General Waste 192 tonnes

(20.30%)

Waste reduction at source

• A total of 947 tonnes of waste were collected in this year’s Show, which was 44 tonnesfewer than the 991 tonnes last year ( 4.4%).

“plastic- and disposable-free”

• Over 53 000 reusable tableware items were lent out.

• There was a 50% reduction in the amount of recovered waste plastic compared with last year (510 kg 250 kg).

Utilisation of waste• Waste wood from trees damaged by super typhoon Mangkhut was used as raw

material, and 48 tonnes of reusable wood were collected through the “Wood

Collection Point” set up in the showground.

5.8%

81.0%

6.4%

2.8%

2.4%

0.8%

0.8%

Stones (44 tonnes)

Sand and soil (612 tonnes)

Wood (48 tonnes)

Yard waste (21 tonnes)

Metal (18 tonnes)

Plastic and others (6 tonnes)

Paper (6 tonnes)

0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0%

Recycled Materials

15 – 24 March 2019

Participants: more than 260 local, Mainland and overseas organisations (including 104 exhibitors)

Attendance: over 630 000

• Among the exhibits were landscaped gardens, floral displays, potted plants and Bonsai.

• Activities included horticultural talks, floral art demonstrations, cultural performances,plant exhibit competition, drawing competition, photo competition, green stall games,workshops, guided tours and parent-child fun games, etc.

• Commercial stalls selling flowers, horticultural products, photographic equipment and snacks were available.

To fulfill our green mission and promote a green culture

To conserve resources and turn waste into energy

To enhance the image of the Department and the Show

Why go green? To reduce waste at source

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An overall plan for waste reduction and recycling was formulated.

The types and quantities of waste and recyclables were assessed.

Incorporation of green elements into exhibit design was considered.

Environmental Protection and Waste Reduction Measures

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Electronic communication channels were used as far as possible.

Waste reduction guidelines and recycling strategies were provided to stakeholders.

All stakeholders were encouraged to join the “Green Event Charter” programme.


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Exhibitors were reminded to duly clear up exhibits and recycle reusable materials.

Terms requiring contractors to recycle reusable materials were included in tender .

Fast food stalls were asked not to give out disposable straws and to refrain from providing disposable plastic tableware.


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Students and volunteers were recruited and trained for recycling tasks.“Temporary Waste Collection Points” and “Recyclables Collection Points” were set up during venue decoration to collect materials for recycling.


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Three-coloured waste separation bins and clean recycling bins were provided.

“Recyclables Collection Points” were set up and food waste bins were provided.


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Show green ambassadors were deployed to guide visitors in waste separation and recycling.


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reusable tableware items were lent out.During the Show, a total of

The “Green Food Stall” award was introduced to encourage fast food stalls to support the “plastic-free” campaign.

No bottled water was provided and visitors were encouraged to bring their own bottle.


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Trees fallen during super typhoon Mangkhut were transformed into sculptures, installation art and floral art displays.


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Noise monitoring stations were set up in the showground.

Contractors of recycling services were hired to assist in recycling and sorting.


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Green tips for the Flower Show were provided online.

QR codes were provided for visitors to download information about the Show.


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“Green Recycling Day” was held to enhance recycling efforts and reduce waste.

Representatives from the 18 District Councils attended the launch ceremony of the "Green Recycling Day”.


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ambassadorsOver

assisted in sorting and recycling.


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“Wilted Flowers Collection Point” and “Wood Collection Point” were set up.

“Recyclables Collection Points” were set up.


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Wilted flowers were sent to waste composting plants for processing.

Reusable soil was recycled for future planting.


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Landscaped displays and flowers were relocated to venues in the 18 districts.

Tsing Yi Northeast Park


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Landscaped displays and flowers were relocated to venues in the 18 districts.

Shek Wu Hui Jockey Club PlaygroundLeisure and Cultural Services

Headquarters

Lion Rock Park


Around

pots of replantable plants were given to

organisations

including schools, green groups and non-governmental organisations

“Give the Flowers a New Home!” Jockey Club Flower Replanting Scheme

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Around pots of Chinese Hibiscus, the theme flower

of the year, were given to members of the public.


Comprehensive and thorough waste managementplanning

Active support, participation and commitment of stakeholders and the public

Strengthened efforts in dissemination of recycling information and education

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