The project is part of the creation of a new economic activity of the insertion company Grm, promoted by the Lesmes Foundation. This company has been active since 2001 in the field of the environment, specifically in the circular economy sector. The new activity, which has recently begun, consists of the collection, recycling and preparation for reuse of waste electrical equipment and bulky appliances. The aim is to recover and recycle them, significantly reducing the transfer to landfill, including their recovery and reuse. <\/p>\n
Two warehouses of 756 m2 each have been set up, with the co-financing of the “Inserciclo” project, within the framework of the Biodiversity Foundation’s Call for the granting of aid to promote the circular economy, in the Villalonqu\u00e9jar Industrial Estate (Burgos), for the development of this activity.<\/p>\n
To enable the reuse of recovered waste, a green store has recently been inaugurated in a central location in the city of Burgos, at c\/ Andr\u00e9s Martinez Zatorre, 3.<\/p>\n
The “CofaRmo” project is carried out in the Province of Burgos, with a duration of 24 months and aims to consolidate this initiative. Its purpose is to achieve the acquisition and improvement of social and professional skills to facilitate access to the labour market for people in a situation or at risk of social exclusion, in the circular economy and waste management sector. <\/p>\n
For several years now, the amounts of waste identified as WEEE and bulky waste have been increasing significantly. In addition, it has been found that the degree of reuse of this waste, especially the bulky waste that arrives at clean points or is collected on public roads, is very low, ending up in landfill. <\/p>\n
Grm has managed the clean points of Burgos since its creation. In them, triage, disassembly and segregation of bulky waste are carried out, in order to reduce the materials that go to landfill, promote the recycling of materials that can become raw material for various production processes and reduce the carbon footprint. This task needs to be expanded and generalized, using an efficient and professional method and technology, which is why it has been decided to launch this initiative. <\/p>\n
We understand that the environmental sector, more specifically waste management, is an opportunity to generate insertion employment and is in continuous development. It is a very suitable activity for the profiles of many people in the process of insertion. <\/p>\n
The project is aimed at people in a situation of great vulnerability or social exclusion. They are people whose situation makes it very difficult for them to enter the labour market. As it is an insertion company, they are made up of unemployed people belonging to groups in a situation of social exclusion provided for in article 2 of Law 44\/2007, of 13 December, for the regulation of the regime of insertion companies, including people under 30 years of age, at risk, such as minors extulelated by the administration, which constitute one of our priority groups. It ensures that at least 50% of the participants are women and that 10% come from rural areas. The total number of participants is 60. <\/p>\n
The methodology is based on the development of individual itineraries, typical of insertion companies. It is based on a basic principle: some people, with a low level of employability, can reach the productivity threshold to access the labour market, if a level of progressive demand is developed and, for a sufficiently long period, training and social support are offered. It is a transitional job, always seeking to jump to the ordinary market. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":22405,"parent":0,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false},"financiaci_n":[687],"lineas_actuacion_tematicas":[654],"class_list":["post-97862336","programa_empleaverde","type-programa_empleaverde","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","financiaci_n-european-social-fund","lineas_actuacion_tematicas-terrestrial-ecosystems"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n