Flemish raise awareness campaigns on waste sorting

Throughout the history of Flemish waste management, OVAM and other waste related agencies did several raise awareness campaigns. The purpose was not always to attend people onto the fact they need to sort, but also which article needs to go into which bin and to put their waste into a bin in the first place and not into the environment.
This good practice is meant to give fellow organisations inspiration in how such a campaign can look like. Most campaigns in Flanders are done via posters, on places which are known to generate a lot of waste (shopping streets, bus stops, alongside highways,…). Also radio and TV commercials exist.
A recent project which is a major success is the Mooimakers project: citizens can actively make a claim on a terrain or parts of their street to clean up litter. The tools to clean up (gloves, pincers, safety jacket and garbage bags) can be borrowed for free at the local municipalities. Also schools and (sport)clubs can join. They report a target, afterwards report the result and get a financial reward for this, depending on the amount of waste that was collected.