西藏阿里厚植“无废细胞”守护高原生态

Core Viewpoint - The construction of a "waste-free city" in the Ali region of Tibet has made significant progress since its initiation in 2022, focusing on the cultivation of "waste-free cells" to enhance ecological sustainability and promote green development in the region [1][2]. Group 1: Waste-Free City Construction - The Ali region has implemented a comprehensive evaluation system for "waste-free cell" construction, establishing a standard system covering 20 categories and setting annual goals for 20 "waste-free cells" across 8 fields [1]. - A total of 48 units actively applied for the "waste-free cell" initiative, leading to a significant reduction, resource utilization, and harmless disposal of solid waste [1][2]. Group 2: Green Transformation in Industries - The express delivery industry in the Ali region is actively pursuing green transformation, with the procurement of 40,000 green packaging items and significant year-on-year increases in the use of circular packaging boxes (52.8%), packaging bags (3.4%), and collection bags (142.8%) [2]. - The government of Gar County has established a "public warehouse" to manage idle office assets, resulting in savings of approximately 400,000 yuan [2]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Innovation - The Napu community in Geji County has developed a "waste-free community" system, utilizing a three-level governance structure and engaging in community service activities to promote waste reduction [2][3]. - An innovative "points supermarket" model has been established, allowing residents to earn points through waste classification, which can be exchanged for essential goods, thereby fostering a culture of waste reduction [3]. - The Ali region has publicly announced the completion of 36 "waste-free cells" and plans to consolidate achievements and promote experiences to encourage societal participation in the "waste-free city" initiative [3].