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Rosario del Pozo Molinamember Business Women’s Association of Peru (AMEP) and co-founder Women in my areaexplained what this initiative is, it is as part of the campaign ‘I’m moving to Peru’controlled PTR.
In this regard, he argued that this is a public organization “putting forward proposals for sustainable models”, based “on circular economy”, that is, the reuse of discarded products.
“We currently live in a linear economy, meaning we mine, we produce, we consume and we throw away. circular economy consists of extraction, production, consumption and recovery, renewal, reuse and, finally, recycling,” the businesswoman explained.
In this sense, he pointed out that the main raw material for his organization of women in vulnerable situations is obsolete company uniforms, be they polo shirts, shirts or trousers.
Once the clothes are collected, these women give these costumes a second life by turning them into new items or merchandising. These activities create jobs and economic income.
Source: RPP
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