Recycling infrastructure refers to the systems and facilities that collect, process, and convert recyclable materials into new products. This includes recycling bins in public spaces, sorting facilities that separate different types of materials, and manufacturing plants that create new items from recycled content. Effective recycling infrastructure helps reduce waste and conserves natural resources. A well-developed recycling infrastructure is essential for communities to manage waste sustainably. It involves collaboration between local governments, businesses, and residents to ensure that recyclable materials are properly sorted and processed. By investing in recycling programs and education, communities can increase recycling rates and minimize landfill use.