Selangor Garbage to Garden (G2G) Programme: Monitoring Phase Found A Positive Progress by Participants
- EcoKnights
- July 2, 2018
- 5:20 pm
Category: News
Published: Tuesday, 31 July 2018 17:20
30th July 2018, Selangor – On 11th and 21st July, EcoKnights conducted a monitoring phase for the Selangor Garbage to Garden (G2G) programme in collaboration with the Environmental and Green Technology committee of Selangor State Government. The site visits covered a total of 7 participants’ houses around Selangor.
The respondents are participants from the G2G composting workshops held in April and May. The respondents were randomly selected by EcoKnights to assist in the data collection regarding their composting project using EcoKnights compost bins sponsored by the Selangor State Government.
The purpose of the monitoring is to observe the participants’ commitment, level of understanding and progress of their compost. Other than observing the compost, EcoKnights officers advised the participants on any problems arise during the composting process in order to make it convenient for them to continue composting. From the site visits conducted, most of the participants applied the composting techniques and the carbon-nitrogen ratio taught by EcoKnights during the workshop, with some of them also doing other types of composting such as bokashi.
The respondents are participants from the G2G composting workshops held in April and May. The respondents were randomly selected by EcoKnights to assist in the data collection regarding their composting project using EcoKnights compost bins sponsored by the Selangor State Government.
The purpose of the monitoring is to observe the participants’ commitment, level of understanding and progress of their compost. Other than observing the compost, EcoKnights officers advised the participants on any problems arise during the composting process in order to make it convenient for them to continue composting. From the site visits conducted, most of the participants applied the composting techniques and the carbon-nitrogen ratio taught by EcoKnights during the workshop, with some of them also doing other types of composting such as bokashi.
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