Eco-technoparks are being built in the Saksky, Belogorsky and Leninsky districts of the Republic of Karelia

In the Saksky, Belogorsky and Leninsky districts of the Republic of Crimea, measures are being implemented to build three capital construction projects: «Ecotechnopark in the Saksky district with a capacity of 200 thousand tons/year», «Ecotechnopark Belogorsky district with a capacity of 500 thousand tons/year» and «Ecotechnopark Leninsky district with a capacity of 160 thousand tons/year». This was reported by the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea Yuriy Gotsanyuk.

In the Saksky district of Crimea, the construction of an eco-technopark is being carried out within the framework of the national project «Ecology» and the regional project «Clean Country». Earlier, the builders completed the installation of the power supply network, roof installation and installation of windows in the administrative and household complex. The builders completed the plastering of partitions, installation of the roof and power supply networks in the administrative and household complex. The car repair building will have a warm roof, framing of door and window openings with the installation of windows and doors. In eco-technoparks, it is planned to organize deep processing of secondary raw materials selected at sorting complexes. The complex will be designed to receive solid municipal waste, select and crush large-sized materials from the general waste stream— the press service quotes Yuriy Gotsanyuk.

According to the Ministry of Construction and Architecture of the Republic of Crimea, within the framework of the implementation of the state program of the Russian Federation «Socio-economic development of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol», the reclamation of the solid municipal waste landfill is being completed in the territory of Kerch. Reclamation is a long and multi-stage process. The final stage involves the implementation of a set of agrotechnical measures that allow for the improvement of the land.

Currently, the following types of work are being carried out at the site: installation of reservoirs for surface runoff, installation of a water collection and drainage trench, sowing of perennial grasses, its watering, re-compacting of the main body, and final work on the installation of fencing.

The drainage system equipped along the perimeter will serve as a water drain from the former landfill. All liquid will be collected from three special reservoirs and after filtration can be used for technical needs. Reclamation helps improve the environmental situation on the Kerch Peninsula.