Mission Zero Academy is pleased to announce two new further commitments for the Zero Waste Cities Certification from European municipalities – Leipzig in Germany and the Greek …
The Mediterranean is one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, thanks to its beautiful landscapes, rich biodiversity, mild climate, lovely beaches, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. It …
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After achieving candidate status in the spring of 2021, Kiel has become the first Zero Waste Certified municipality in Germany. The Zero Waste Cities Certification is a …
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After its official commitment to become Zero Waste in December 2022, Hernani has become the first Zero Waste certified municipality in the Basque Country with an accreditation of 3 stars out of 5 possible. On December 20, the City Council fully approved a declaration of interest to participate in the European program and commit to carrying out an external audit.
A few days after celebrating the 15th anniversary of its zero waste commitment, Capannori, the frontrunner city in the European zero waste and circular economy movement, becomes …
The three municipalities of Guimarães, São João da Madeira and Vila de Rei have signed the commitment to become the first Zero Waste Certified Cities in Portugal, …
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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