THE CHALLENGE
The challenge for the "RecycleMap" use case revolves around the context where recycling initiatives are primarily driven by private enterprises, especially in areas where waste separation is still emerging.
An NGO focused on promoting recycling across a vast territory approached us for a solution. They aim to encourage recycling by making it easier for citizens to find nearby recycling centers for plastics, paper, metals, tires, and other materials within their city.
The requirement was to develop an application that not only displays the locations of recycling points with comprehensive information but also volunteers allows to update these points with current data. The application needed to be accessible from both desktops, for citizens planning their recycling drop-offs from home, and mobile devices, for on-the-go disposal needs.
This multi-platform functionality was crucial for updating information about recycling points as well—allowing for quick photo updates in some instances or more detailed research on the recycling operators, which might be easier from a PC.
An NGO focused on promoting recycling across a vast territory approached us for a solution. They aim to encourage recycling by making it easier for citizens to find nearby recycling centers for plastics, paper, metals, tires, and other materials within their city.
The requirement was to develop an application that not only displays the locations of recycling points with comprehensive information but also volunteers allows to update these points with current data. The application needed to be accessible from both desktops, for citizens planning their recycling drop-offs from home, and mobile devices, for on-the-go disposal needs.
This multi-platform functionality was crucial for updating information about recycling points as well—allowing for quick photo updates in some instances or more detailed research on the recycling operators, which might be easier from a PC.
