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As a means of raising environmental awareness and protection at our public housing estates, we are running this yearly Green Property Management Award for the third consecutive year in 2004/05. In this year, a total of 19 estates were recognized for their green property management efforts. Of the Housing Department Category, the championship was awarded to Tin Yuet Estate at Tin Shui Wai, which demonstrated an all-rounded success in promoting environmental management within the estate. Mr. WC Kwok, Housing Manager of Tin Yuet reckoned that was the outcome of concerted efforts from the community and his estate management staff. |
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In doing so, they first decided to enhance the environmental management of Tin Yuet by having a management team to oversee the environmental issues. The team was formed by appointed officers as green managers, green ambassadors and supporting staff. Besides, regular experience sharing sessions were held for members to review their concerns on environmental issues. Training on horticultural knowledge was also organized to enhance various aspects of greening. Under this set up, the green commitment of staff has become so strong that they were all self motivated to looking for areas of improvement in the estate environment. Meetings in every other month have been held as follow up actions to monitor the sustainability of green improvement works. Brilliant innovations by the team on greening, waste management, etc. included a “homemade community garden and plant nursery” making use of recyclables, energy savings and extensive dissemination of green information. |
Greening Special features of the community garden includes:
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Waste Management
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Energy Management
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Green Information Exchange
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The Green Property Management Award to Tin Yuet Estate is a vivid testimony to the strong partnership between the estate management team and residents by implementing often simple but effective initiatives. We look forward to learning about other examples of such effective partnering at the next 2005/06 awards. |