The All-Russian campaign "BoomBattle" in support of the national project "Ecological well-being" has started
An environmental campaign to collect waste paper "BoomBattle" in support of the national project "Ecological Well-being" has started in Russia. This year, the campaign is taking place in a new format - now you can donate paper all year round.
The Republic of Tatarstan takes an active part in the environmental competition. Last year alone, Tatarstan residents collected and recycled more than 179 tons of recyclables. The republic took the first and third places on the general podium among preschool institutions.
"BoomBattle" provides an opportunity to take care of nature through the collection and sorting of paper. But, like any battle, it is also a competition in terms of the amount of waste paper collected, where you can compete for the championship in a team or individual competition, as well as help Tatarstan become the best at the end of the year.
Anyone can take part in the promotion. To do this, you need to register on the project website бумбатл.рф, specify the organization or confirm independent participation. Then select the nearest reception point on the interactive map, take the paper, receive the delivery certificate and upload it to your personal account.
Summing up the results of the paper battle will take place in March 2026. All the details of the promotion are available on the official website: https://бумбатл.национальныепроекты.рф/.
For the third year in a row, the "BoomBattle" is held with the participation of the All-Russian Ecological public movement "Ecosystem". As part of the "BoomBattle", volunteers will hold a series of environmental events in each region of the country.
Let us recall that a large-scale environmental campaign is being held in support of the national project "Environmental well-being". The key goal is to reduce excessive paper consumption and create a waste management culture. Since 2020, 8.9 million people from all over Russia have participated in the campaign. The participants collected 305 thousand tons of waste paper.