Recently, the General Administration of organ affairs of the Central Military Commission and the Beijing Municipal Urban Management Commission jointly deployed to jointly promote the establishment of domestic waste classification standards in the barracks, clarify the responsibilities of the army, local governments, neighborhoods, social enterprises, units and families, and jointly govern and jointly build. In recent years, the General Administration has taken pilot guidance, classified guidance and source treatment to fully support the classification of domestic waste in Beijing. The pilot camp has become a benchmark for the construction of troops stationed in Beijing. In order to promote this work to remain at the forefront of society, the General Administration specially formulated and issued the construction standard for classification and compliance of domestic waste in Military Commission organs and barracks, differentiated five types of places such as office area, living area and canteen, and standardized eight aspects such as the setting of signboards, the allocation of containers, the construction of bucket stations and personnel on duty, Explore and build a full link management system of "habit cultivation, source classification, positioning delivery, centralized storage, accurate sorting and classified processing". Through standardized construction, refined guidance and normalized supervision, the goal of reducing, recycling and harmlessness of domestic waste will be realized, and 100 domestic waste classification demonstration communities in Beijing will be built. It is reported that the barracks of the organs of the Central Military Commission have stepped up the allocation of domestic waste classification containers, the setting of bucket stations and the renewal of signs, built on-site kitchen waste degradation equipment according to local conditions, and established a classified collection and transportation and timely clearance and transportation mechanism with the resident sanitation Department to comprehensively improve the living quality of the barracks. (Cang Zhunan, Chen Cheng) (outlook new era)