There's a wonderful movement happening in cities around the world where degraded areas are being converted into public spaces. Many of these initiatives are taking place through public-private partnerships. This month, here in São Paulo, what used to be a landfill and a deactivated garbage incinerator has been transformed into a fantastic cultural area called the Victor Civita Square. Because the soil is contaminated, a large wooden deck was built to connect the spaces and it also leads to an open-air amphitheater. New gardens had to be suspended and the old incinerator became an educational area to promote good environmental practices and also houses a museum dedicated to sustainability. An awesome initiative by Instituto Abril - the foundation responsible for Abril's social responsibility projects - in partnership with the City of São Paulo.
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