To improve the collection of industrial waste, the green space recycling team is committed to:

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Waste Stream Assessment: Conduct a study to understand the types and quantities of waste generated by the industry, to identify opportunities for improvement and recycling.

Establishment of recycling programs: Establish recycling programs for waste generated by industry, in collaboration with companies specializing in material recycling.

Use of advanced sorting technologies: Invest in advanced sorting technologies to separate different types of waste efficiently, allowing more recyclable materials to be recovered.

Staff training: Raise awareness and train industry staff in good waste management practices, in order to maximize sorting at source and reduce the quantity of waste produced.

Establishing partnerships: Collaborate with other businesses, organizations or local governments to share resources and infrastructure for waste collection and recycling.

Supplier Assessment: Evaluate suppliers’ waste management practices and favor those who adopt sustainable practices.

Setting targets and performance metrics: Establish waste reduction targets and performance indicators to track and evaluate progress.

Use of recyclable or reusable packaging: Promote the use of recyclable or reusable packaging to reduce the quantity of waste produced.

Regular audit of waste management practices: Conduct regular audits to assess the effectiveness of waste management practices and identify areas for improvement.

By implementing these measures, industries can reduce their environmental impact by reducing the amount of waste sent to landfill and promoting the recycling and reuse of materials.


Waste sorting separates recyclable materials (such as paper, plastic, glass and metal) from non-recyclable waste. By recycling these materials, we reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill and save the resources needed to produce new materials.


Some waste can be reused or repaired rather than thrown away. By separating them when sorting, we avoid their waste and extend their useful life, which reduces the demand for new resources to replace them.


Producing new materials from virgin raw materials often requires significantly more energy than recycling or reusing existing materials. By sorting waste and promoting recycling, we can reduce the energy consumption associated with the production of new materials.

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