Hi @sharmarval
Please find below the text for the Zero Waste Event:
Zero Waste
newsletter
Why a Zero
Waste Event (ZWE)?
Festivals and
conferences create an insane amount of waste. It’s important ensure that during
the 5 days we will actually make our best to reduce the amount of waste that
end to landfill, and raise awareness among all stakeholders. This Zero Waste
approach is also a good opportunity to put into practice the OSCE days values:
rethink our behaviors towards waste and share the best practices to everyone.
Our goals for
the OSCE days 2016:
- Track as
much as possible where the trash goes when it leave the event
- Report the
quantity of waste that has been recycled and did not end to landfill in the 56 participating
cities?
- Exchange
best practices with other cities and increase our waste diversion rate for next
year ?
How ?
We encourage
all the participants, organisators, attendees, speakers to first reduce a maximum
**the waste at its source. **
eg: avoid
flyers, disposables cutlery, plates, plastics bottles, plastics bags, goodies
etc…
Different recycling
alternatives will be implemented to process used materials into new products to
divert waste from the landfill. When possible, composting solutions will be
also set up. Hence organics such as food scraps, yard waste, and paper back
into soil will be used to grow new plants and crops.
To coordinate locally
the ZWE there are one or two ambassadors per city. They look after the set up,
**the communication, bin collection and the final reporting. **
For more
information about Zero Waste Event, please see (link to the challenge ZWE)
Let me know if it is ok