Brussels, 3 April 2023 After its official commitment to become Zero Waste municipalities, Usurbil and Astigarraga, in the Basque Country, have become Zero Waste Certified Cities with …
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 …
Kiel takes on pioneering role as the first Zero Waste City in Germany Read More »
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 …
Svilengrad: the first Zero Waste Candidate City in Bulgaria Read More »
On 2nd July 2020 – six months after a city council hearing on its Circular Economy plan – the municipal committee of the Munich City Council made …
Munich on the way to becoming a Zero Waste Certified City Read More »
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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It has become common knowledge that municipalities, often hubs of innovation and action, are amongst the best places to fight waste generation, where efforts to advocate and …
