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Sustainability and circular economy initiatives in Chile

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Sustainability and circular economy initiatives in Chile have expanded from local pilot programs to broader industrial agreements. In Puerto Montt, authorities launched a waste management pilot at Parque Costanera involving local government and academic institutions. A diagnostic phase indicated that approximately 77% of waste in the park is potentially valorizable, including glass, organic matter, and plastics. Following these local efforts, Chile implemented Clean Production Agreements (APL) in the Los Lagos region and the port of San Antonio. In Los Lagos, an agreement involving the Agency for Sustainability and Climate Change and the Chilean Chamber of Construction has certified ~~multiple~~ 12 companies and 15 facilities, preventing the disposal of ~~over 62,000~~ 62,802 tons of construction and demolition waste. ~~Simultaneously, in~~ In San Antonio, ~~logistics companies joined an agreement~~ the Logistics Community of San Antonio (Colsa) signed its second Clean Production Agreement. This initiative involves 14 companies, including DP World and Maersk, aiming to ~~develop~~ create a ~~‘Green Port’ focused on resource efficiency~~ more efficient, low-emission, and ~~emission reductions.~~ resilient port logistics chain. Further regional developments include a $500 million public-private partnership in the Tarapacá region between the Collahuasi Foundation and the Energy Sustainability Agency to introduce 18 electric taxis and charging infrastructure in Iquique and Alto Hospicio.

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