The municipality of Ipsonas (Cyprus) has signed the official commitment to become a Zero Waste Candidate City, under the European Zero Waste Cities Certification of the Mission […]
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After successfully implementing their zero waste plans, the two Slovenian municipalities were audited by a third-party zero waste expert, appointed by Mission Zero Academy (MiZA), that proved […]
The municipality of Kreis Höxter, Germany, has signed its zero waste commitment to become a Zero Waste Candidate City within the context of the Mission Zero Academy’s […]
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The City of Svilengrad is on its way to becoming a Zero Waste Certified City – the first in Bulgaria. The municipality has committed to ambitious zero waste […]
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The city of Krk (Croatia) and six other municipalities on the same island are the latest group of municipalities to become Zero Waste Candidate Cities. The announcement […]
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Kiel has become the first Zero Waste Candidate City in Germany and is one of two Candidate Cities in Europe after piloting the Zero Waste Cities Certification […]
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Bucharest, February 2021. Amera Tower building in Cluj Napoca becomes the first zero waste pre-certified building in Romania, following a complex process that included independent monitoring, waste […]
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