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Turning plastic waste into smth useful like safety jackets for firefighters to use - from singapore news articles-GARY

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the government could bring karang guni services back - Jakin

they could bring back karang guni services as they would be able to collect waste from each household in exchange for a small sum of money. from there they can collect as much recyclable waste or materials as possible and give it to the government for recycling

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The government can give cash bonuses to local applications such as ActiveSG, Shopback Go, Rebatemango for every certain amount of trash recycled or reduced for example every HDB block, encouraging not only 3Rs, but unification and working together with fellow Singaporeans. This reward will be given to everyone living in that block as a reward for good efforts

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make a machine which where when a person recycle he or she can receive rewards such as money or coupon in return

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Every unique household which achieve a preset amount of recyclable mass (e.g. 500g/month) will get a certain financial grant from the government.

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create a recycling ad campaign & taking the message to the real world tht recyclables are not jus another form of trash , they are used everyday to make all sorts of new products. for example , by creating the denim jeans ad , more people were urged to simply recycle their jeans or into housing insulation when they saw the transformed products in the ad.

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Singapore can gamify recycling by giving rebates or discounts on electricity or water bill whenever a household recycle a certain amount of waste. ........

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In Singapore, to encourage citizens to recycle, the Singapore government has been implementing a new system whereby you are rewarded when you recycling. Reverse vending machines has been a new thing all around Singapore. It works like an opposite of a regular vending machine, where if you recycle something INTO the vending machine.. you get rewarded with money (based on how much you recycle). this has helped improve recycling so much as the citizens are more encouraged to take an extra step to recycle instead of just throwing away their recyclables

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Julian
Singapore government could reward household by giving vouchers to household who meet a certain requirement of plastic recycled and the rewards could increase for more consecutive months of increasing plastic recycled.

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The Singapore government could gift money to households who are in the top 10% of households with the highest amount of recycled items .

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recycling rewards, give about 10 cents per recycles item.
Reduce the amount of small plastic bottles and increase the amount of big bottles . Produce more recycled plastics, papers and other items. Issue larger bills for water , electricity if they exceed a certain amount of water and electricity for an certain amount for an average person usage . -GARY

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increasing public awareness by educating the public such as students and the elderly when the govt holds campaigns to encourage recycling. they can emphasize the detrimental effects to our environment

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The government can place workshops to educate the Singaporean citizens on various ways of recycling and steps to recycle and can give the Singaporean citizens a pamphlet on how to start recycling the proper and right way