It's nice to see selective waste management working there too. One way or another people need to be responsible with selective waste.
We have separate bins for selective waste and we're required to collect plastic, paper, metal and glass separately. Some are collecting what they can and sell it. There are also automated collecting points, where you get paid to drop the se types of waste, but what they pay is so little. People rather take everything to the paper bin, or plastic bin closest to their home. Then the company comes and picks everything up a couple of days per week.
Glad to hear that and very interesting @erikah , Your area has progressed, I think waste management will be more integrated.
After hearing your explanation, it is almost the same with waste management in Indonesia. It's just that here is still done manually. There isn't a pick-up guy like yours who comes every few weeks to sort it out.
The European Union has strict regulations regarding waste management, so our country needs to up the tempo, otherwise there will be sanctions.