ZERO WASTE EUROPE
Strengthening movements, transforming communities: Zero Waste Alliances meet in Limassol
What does it take to build and sustain a movement? How can national alliances work together to push for stronger zero waste strategies? What tactics and tools are needed to strengthen a movement and join forces with others for wider impact? In early November, Zero Waste Alliances gathered in Limassol, Cyprus, for a 3-day event […]
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#MeetTheTeam – Alice Marquet
It’s time to discover and learn more about the people behind Zero Waste Europe’s work and magic! In addition to the ZWE Changemakers series, where you can learn more about our member organisations, we invite you to get a closer look at our staff, what they do, and what inspires them to work for a […]
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The role of local authorities in the fight against single-use plastics
Plastic is present in every aspect of our daily lives, from packaging and textiles to household items, and its production has been increasing at an alarming rate. Without significant action, global plastic use is expected to triple by 2060, reaching a staggering 1,321 million tonnes annually. This unprecedented growth contributes to severe environmental, health, and […]
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An inspiration in environmental impact: celebrating 2024 Earthshot Prize finalist GAYO
At Zero Waste Europe (ZWE), we believe that lasting change grows from grassroots action—one community at a time. This belief has guided our journey, from promoting zero waste solutions across Europe to our work within the broader global movement. As both a previous nominee and a 2024 nominator for the Earthshot Prize, we’ve experienced firsthand […]
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International Repair Day 2024: members’ initiatives across Europe
Every year, International Repair Day highlights the critical role that repair and reuse play in reducing waste, preserving resources and strengthening communities. Today, 19 October 2024, we want to showcase the diverse range of repair initiatives that our members are organising across Europe. From empowering local communities through hands-on workshops to advocating for policy reforms, […]
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Barcelona’s bold step towards reusable take-away packaging
In the buzzing streets of Barcelona, a zero waste revolution is taking place. Over the past years, Rezero has led the mission to make reusable packaging the new norm in one of Europe’s biggest cities. The initiative is deeply integrated into the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP), a pan-European action to normalise the adoption of interoperable, […]
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Become a certified Zero Waste Trainer: join the movement to lead change across Europe
Five new certified trainers recently joined the group, making it now 31 certified Zero Waste Trainers, across 12 European countries. Their expertise ranges from zero waste events to circular solutions consultation, covering both in the public and private sector. Why certification matters As green and zero waste claims increasingly require third party verification, ensuring that […]
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Zoersel becomes Belgium’s first Zero Waste Candidate City
Today, we shine a light on the town of Zoersel, set to become Belgium’s first municipality to make its commitment to become a Zero Waste Certified City within the next 3 years. Located in Flanders, near Antwerp, Zoersel has already achieved an impressive 81 kg of residual waste per person—well below the Flemish average of […]
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