The project achieved its main goal which was establishing a culture of dealing with hazardous waste, namely, with used mercury lamps. A series of measures aimed at collecting, removing from the population and further safe disposal at a specialized enterprise of mercury lamps was carried out. First of all, the dialogue group was created consisting of representatives of local authorities and the public, five meetings of the group were held to discuss the objectives of the project. 15 special containers for the collection of mercury lamps for household usage were manufactured. Also, 10000 paper individual containers and 550 boxes were produced and installed for the collection, cargo works, temporary storage and transportation of mercury lamps to a specialized licensed company for utilization. As a result, 11,1009 lamps and 7,16 kg of used chemical batteries were collected and sent for disposal to a specialized licensed company. To raise public awareness two round tables were held with the participation of the local community on the issues of pollution in Slovyansk and the environment with hazardous waste. In addition, information on project implementation was shared on the Internet, TV, and printed media. To disseminate information about the project and a culture of dealing with hazardous waste 8000 informational booklets and 4875 booklets for children were developed and printed, as well as 15000 information flyers and 600 information posters. The distribution was held on streets, during public events, environmental lessons in schools, through a network of municipal enterprises (housing and municipal services, educational and social institutions, etc.) and billboards, as well as by the method of spreading down among mailboxes of residents. In addition, advertising and agitation posters were made and placed on 12 city billboards. To ensure the visibility the project logo was created, and branded products were produced (350 units of souvenir cups, as well as hats, scarves, baseball caps, t-shirts, capes, hoodies, windbreakers - 50 units of each).