dominicantoday - 9 month ago

Santo Domingo Unions representing the business sector continue to express Concern about the recent approval in the Senate of the Republic of an amendment to Law 255-20 on Integrated Management and Co-processing of Solid Waste. These unions claim that the legislative chamber made this decision without adequate public consultation or equitable representation in the discussions by the productive sectors. Both the Dominican Confederation of Micro, Small, and Medium-sized Enterprises (Codopyme) and the National Network of Business Support for Environmental Protection (Ecored) maintain that the modification was approved with the absence of key voices, such as those of the Ministry of the Environment, the Sustainable DO Public-Private Trust and business organizations, reflects a lack of inclusion that puts at risk the principles of governance sustainability and participation that underpin that [ ]

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