Innobus, an environmental solutions company, announced on September 10 that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Hwaseong City Volunteer Center to promote a culture of resource recycling.
This agreement is significant in that it represents the first collaboration between a private company and a public institution in the field of resource recycling in Hwaseong City, laying the foundation for creating a sustainable urban environment.
Under the agreement, Innobus will be responsible for providing technical and infrastructure support to establish a resource recycling system and promote volunteer activities within Hwaseong City. Through this, the goal is to encourage voluntary participation from citizens and spread a culture of resource recycling in everyday life.
Innobus CEO Jang Jin-hyeok said, “When technology is connected to civic practice, greater social value is created,” and added, “With this agreement as an opportunity, we will design a sustainable environmental structure that works together with the local community.”
“This agreement goes beyond simple technology introduction and is the starting point for fostering a resource recycling culture centered on citizen participation,” said Eom Yu-tae, director of the Hwaseong City Volunteer Center. “We will continue to expand cooperation with various fields in the future.”
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