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Zheleznovodsk took first place in the competition of lean projects

Zheleznovodsk won the interregional competition of lean projects

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Zheleznovodsk took first place in the competition of lean projects

Zheleznovodsk won the interregional competition of lean projects. This was reported by the head of the city Yevgeny Bakulin.

The project concerns housing and public utilities and improvement – optimization of the identification and elimination of unauthorized landfills of MSW.

“The implemented solutions will accelerate the fight against illegal accumulations of garbage at the resort,” the mayor said.

Bakulin noted that this is a real step towards a cleaner and more comfortable space for living and recreation. Of the five awards awarded by Stavropol, one went to Zheleznovodsk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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