Mission Zero Academy

Gestão de biorresíduos e prevenção do desperdício alimentar no setor hoteleiro, restauração e catering
2025-01-17 09:30 - 17:00 UTC | Centro Autárquico de Quarteira (R. Vasco da Gama 85, Quarteira), R. Vasco da Gama 85, Quarteira, Portugal
Os biorresíduos no setor hoteleiro, restauração e catering
A ZERO, como associação que acompanha políticas públicas, pretende participar proativamente no processo de mudança, criando uma rede de know-how ao nível regional para tentar conciliar as exigências das políticas ambientais com a competitividade do setor turístico, cientes de que, no futuro, estas duas componentes não poderão estar separadas.
Qual o objetivo desta Jornada Técnica?
Abordar questões ambientais e a sua relação com o setor turístico, mas também criar um espaço de debate, para que se possa discutir abertamente sobre as atuais dificuldades do setor em adaptar-se às exigências das políticas públicas. Em 2025, os utilizadores não domésticos irão certamente lidar com uma mudança na forma como os resíduos são faturados, e poderão também existir alterações nos modelos de recolha.
Público-alvo do evento?
Hotéis, alojamentos locais, restauração e catering, associações setoriais, autoridades locais envolvidas no setor turístico.
Tem interesse neste tipo de evento?
Se sim, por favor preencha o formulário abaixo. Desta forma, quando abrirmos novas inscrições, entraremos em contacto.
Food Connect – Project 101148772) é cofinanciado pelo Programa LIFE da União Europeia. Os pontos de vista e opiniões expressos são apenas os do projeto LIFE Food Connect e não refletem necessariamente os da União Europeia ou do Programa LIFE. Nem a União Europeia nem a autoridade que concede o financiamento podem ser responsabilizadas por eles.

Jornadas técnicas sobre sistemas de recogida de la fracción orgánica - Arcos de la Frontera, 21 | Salobreña, 23 de enero de 2025
2025-01-21 - 2025-01-23 | En Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz) y Salobreña (Granada), Spain
Presentación de la Organización
COAMBA, Zero Waste Europe / Mission Zero Academy y Anthesis organizan unas Jornadas Técnicas sobre la gestión de biorresiduos. Presentamos experiencias y contenidos sobre las diferentes metodologías y sistemas de recogida de la FORM. Se celebrarán en Arcos de la Frontera y Salobreña, los días 21 y 23 de enero, respectivamente.
El Colegio Profesional de Licenciados y Graduados en Ciencias Ambientales de Andalucía (COAMBA) es una corporación de Derecho Público sin ánimo de lucro creada en virtud de la Ley 2/2013, de 25 de febrero, del Parlamento de Andalucía. Es el máximo órgano público de representación de los más de 8.000 Licenciados y Graduados en Ciencias Ambientales, y de los profesionales del medio ambiente en Andalucía.
Anthesis España trabaja con organizaciones y líderes que desean acelerar significativamente su transición hacia un futuro más sostenible medioambientalmente. Defiende y acompaña a sus clientes hacia un rendimiento sustentable como gran fuerza transformadora. Desde el área de Residuos Municipales, Anthesis contribuye a que los municipios gestionen la recogida de sus residuos de manera eficiente, innovadora y con transparencia; con unos resultados acordes a la legislación actual y una ciudadanía consciente y corresponsable. Ofrece consultoría de alto valor con servicios de análisis de datos, software propio de gestión y campañas de proximidad a la ciudadanía y resto de productores de residuos urbanos.
Zero Waste Europe es una ONG con sede en Bruselas, que apoya una red europea de comunidades, líderes locales, expertos y agentes del cambio que trabajan por la eliminación de los residuos en nuestra sociedad. Tiene como objetivo defender los sistemas sostenibles de consumo y el rediseño de la relación de la humanidad con los recursos, acelerando una transición justa hacia el residuo cero en beneficio de las personas y el planeta. Misión Zero Academy (MiZA) es un centro de desarrollo de capacidades para responsables locales, PYMES y otras organizaciones que deseen dar un paso hacia adelante en sus estrategias de residuos cero y en la aplicación de la economía circular. Ibérica Ambiente es la entidad acreditada por Mission Zero Academy para fomentar las políticas locales y desarrollar planes de residuo cero (Zero Waste) en España y Portugal.
Jornadas técnicas sobre sistemas de recogida de la fracción orgánica
Presentación:
Tras la promulgación de la Ley de Residuos en abril de 2022 son muchos los retos a los que se enfrentan las entidades locales en la gestión local de sus residuos municipales. Retos que no son nuevos. Desde las primeras décadas de este siglo son muchos los municipios que han abordado la gestión de sus residuos desde una perspectiva medioambiental. Actualmente, la Ley 7/2022, de 8 de abril, de residuos y suelos contaminados para una economía circular viene a reforzar y dar legitimidad a esas iniciativas locales que hoy nos sirven de inspiración.
La palanca de cambio más radical nos llega de la mano del impuesto al vertido. Este impuesto no se ha planteado para ahogar económicamente a los municipios, ya que regula también la creación de la tasa no deficitaria, creando una situación diferencial para promover la puesta en marcha de soluciones que minimicen el vertido de residuos en vertedero y potencien de forma inmediata la reducción en la producción, a la vez que realza la importancia de la prevención y la reutilización y fomenta la recogida selectiva y reciclaje de todos los residuos susceptibles de ser recuperados y reintroducidos en el ciclo productivo.
Sabemos hoy que abordar la gestión ambiental y de proximidad de la fracción orgánica, por ser el componente con mayor porcentaje en peso, es una decisión no solo obligada por nuestra ley, sino acertada desde un punto de vista técnico, y necesaria desde esa perspectiva medioambiental que todos y todas compartimos.
Existen ejemplos inspiradores de éxito en la gestión municipal de la FORM. Conocer las mejores prácticas, sean de fuera o dentro de Andalucía, nos va a facilitar la elección de los modelos de gestión de los biorresiduos más acordes con los condicionantes geográficos, políticos y socioeconómicos de nuestras localidades. Son sistemas que, además de buscar recuperar los biorresiduos, promueven la participación ciudadana y la corresponsabilidad ambiental tanto en la puesta en marcha de comportamientos de consumo sostenible, como de reducción o separación en origen, ofreciendo un nuevo enfoque, que conocemos con varios nombres (alta eficiencia, Residuo Cero, etc) y que nos que lleva a plantear un cambio de paradigma.

Estas jornadas nos permitirán conocer los modelos y sistemas de gestión de la fracción orgánica que hoy conviven en nuestro país, así como los pros y los contras de cada uno. Desde el autocompostaje (compostaje doméstico, comunitario o agro-compostaje) hasta los sistemas más innovadores de fiscalidad verde, como el pago por generación (PxG) o el pago por participación (PxP). Tendremos la oportunidad de conocer las metodologías más avanzadas de PxG y PxP, no exentas de dificultad y e incluso polémica, también de la mano de técnico/as expertas en su desarrollo.
Objetivo:
Estas Jornadas tienen triple objetivo:

Promover la implantación de sistemas de gestión de la fracción orgánica de alta eficiencia y adaptados a la casuística de cada localidad;
Crear un espacio de dialogo en el que poder comparar, aprender y solventar dudas sobre los diferentes sistemas expuestos;
Avanzar en la puesta en marcha de programas de prevención y reducción de residuos urbanos, siguiendo los principios Residuo Cero y la jerarquía de los residuos.

Destinatarios:
Empleados públicos, empresas de gestión de residuos, responsables locales, grupos de interés, y otros participantes relevantes.
Localización y fecha:
En Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz) y Salobreña (Granada).

Arcos de la Frontera: 21 de enero

Salón de Actos del Ayuntamiento Nuevo, Av. Duque de Arcos, Edificio Emprendedores, 11630 Arcos de la Frontera (Cádiz)

Salobreña: 23 de enero

Auditorio Villa de Salobreña, 18680 Salobreña (Granada)

Haga clic para consultar el programa detallado de las Jornadas Técnicas: aquí
Contacto:
Ismael Casotti Rienda
Gestor de Proyectos +34 622 246 948 ismael.casotti@ibericaambiente.com
Entrada: gratuita, hasta completar aforo. Se precisa registro antes del 15 de enero, mediante enlace:

Reusable Catering Materials Conference - February 11, 2025 - Mechelen
2025-02-11 11:00 - 18:30 | LAMOT Mechelen, Van Beethovenstraat 8-10, Mechelen, 2800, Belgium
Are you organizing events and seeking tips & tricks on reusable catering materials? Learn from the approaches, systems, and offerings of fellow event organizers, municipal authorities, and suppliers. On Tuesday, February 11, OVAM and Fost Plus are organizing the 3rd edition of a conference on reusable catering materials at LAMOT in Mechelen.
Attendees can choose from 10 sessions throughout the afternoon, featuring over 30 speakers from within and outside the event sector. Explore a mini fair with more than 30 stands featuring advisors, providers of reusable catering materials, washing facilities, (digital) deposit systems, providers of low-packaging beverages (tap systems), and some service providers. The conference is free, but registration is required.
Throughout the event, you’re welcome to visit the mini fair, discover offerings, and engage with suppliers of reusable catering materials, washing facilities, deposit systems, providers of low-packaging beverages (tap systems), and service providers.
Schedule:

11:00 AM – Mini Fair Opens
12:00 PM – Sandwich Buffet Opens
1:00 PM – 2:10 PM – Plenary Session

Welcome Address by Werner Annaert, Director-General (OVAM)
Policy Considerations: An overview of current and future regulations in Belgium and Europe regarding reusable catering materials and selective collection. Presented by Lore Claes (OVAM)
Why Reusable? Insights from experts in the field of reuse systems across various sectors. Featuring Prof. Dr. Els Du Bois (University of Antwerp), Tom Domen (made.), and Annelies Scholaert (OVAM).
Reuse at Sport Events in Paris: Learn from Paris’ journey implementing strategies to reduce disposable packaging at major events. Presented by Lila Durix (City of Paris, in English).

2:15 PM – 2:55 PM – Session 1

Choose from:

Workshop for Local Governments: Analyzing current regulations in practice.
How to Cost-Efficiently Organize the Logistics Process.
Educating Visitors to Promote Desired Behavior.
Providing Tap Water at Your Event.

2:55 PM – 3:45 PM – Break – Visit the Mini Fair
3:00 PM – 4:50 PM – Session 2

Choose from:

How to Organize an Event with Reusable Tableware.
On-Site vs. External Dishwashing: Pros and Cons.
The Municipal Role in Coordination.

4:40 PM – 5:30 PM – Session 3

Choose from:

Achieving 90% Return: Comparing Return Systems.
Organizing Reusable Tableware at Municipal Events.
Selective Collection at Events: Do’s and Don’ts.

5:30 PM – Reception – Visit the Mini Fair
6:30 PM – Conference Ends

Register here

Info session: RSVP Blueprint 2.0 & Reuse Packaging System Fundamentals course
2025-10-08 14:00 - 14:45 | Zoom
Join us for a 45-minute info session to discover how the new Reuse Packaging System Fundamentals course can help you assess your municipality’s readiness and design a tailored, actionable reuse plan. Learn how the RSVP Blueprint 2.0 and expert guidance from Zero Waste Europe and Mission Zero Academy can support your journey toward effective, scalable reuse systems.
Are you working to advance reuse in your city or region, but unsure where to start or how to scale?

Join us for an exclusive info session introducing the new professional training course “Reuse Packaging System Fundamentals: From Concept to Implementation,” developed by Mission Zero Academy (MiZA) and Zero Waste Europe as part of the RSVP Blueprint 2.0.

This online course is designed as a practical tool to help cities, municipalities, and system stakeholders diagnose their current situation and build a tailored, actionable plan for implementing standardised, effective reuse packaging systems.

Based on real-world lessons from seven pioneering European cities—Aarhus, Barcelona, Berlin, Ghent, Leuven, Paris, and Rotterdam—the course empowers learners to:

Understand the five core criteria for successful reuse systems
Adapt reuse models to local needs and legal frameworks
Engage key stakeholders across the value chain
Evaluate performance and identify the next steps
Develop a plan that is ready to present and act on in their municipality

In this 45-minute info session, you will:
✅ Get an overview of the RSVP Blueprint 2.0 and the real-world insights behind it
✅ Learn how the Reuse Packaging System Fundamentals course helps diagnose your starting point and build a tailored reuse action plan
✅ Explore the five essential criteria for designing compliant, scalable, and user-friendly reuse systems
✅ Hear from the course creators about what to expect and how to make the most of the training
✅ Ask questions and find out if the course is the right fit for your municipality or organisation

Speaker
Nathan Dufour – Reuse Systems Manager and Leader of the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP) at Zero Waste Europe
Nathan leads ZWE’s efforts to make reusable packaging systems a reality in Europe, building bridges between CSOs, new businesses, innovators, cities, academics, investors and policy-makers. A substantial part of these efforts is coordinated through the systemic work done as part of the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP), which started in early 2021. Nathan also co-coordinates the business leg of the BFFP-led We Choose Reuse campaign, which, among others, has gathered the support of more than 300 businesses from across Europe.

About the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP)
Launched in 2021, the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP) plays a major role in putting reuse systems at the centre of the solutions agenda in Europe and beyond. The project creates the conditions for a large uptake of reusable packaging in the most strategic sectors, such as takeaway food and drinks. The RSVP consortium is coordinated by Zero Waste Europe and includes Deutsche Umwelthilfe, ENVIU, Fair Resource Foundation, Reseau Vrac et Reemploi, Rezero, and Plastic Change.

Maritime Tourism: Zero Waste Business Day
2025-11-06 09:00 - 13:30 | BIT Centre, inca (Mallorca), Spain
Promoting the reduction of single-use plastics and zero waste practices in maritime tourism.
Who is the event for?
Passenger transport companies
Yacht clubs and marinas
Tourism companies offering maritime activities
Public administrations and sector stakeholders
What will you find?
Presentation of the Marine-ZWB Project
How to obtain the Zero Waste Certification
Real and inspiring success stories
Collaborative working groups

Reuse in action: a tale of two cities
2026-03-05 - 2026-03-06 | Copenhagen and Aarhus, Denmark
Zero Waste Europe, in partnership with the cities of Aarhus and Copenhagen, and with the support of Tomra and New Loop, is hosting a two-day study tour in Denmark. We invite city officials, policymakers, civil society organisations, producer responsibility organisations and reuse entrepreneurs to come together and explore how cities can scale reuse systems that actually work.
Over these two days, participants will:

See first-hand how city-wide reuse systems are reducing single-use waste
Hear from the people making change happen; and
Participate in workshops and discussions designed to give them a clear, actionable blueprint for implementing reuse in their own city

Practical information
Location: Copenhagen and Aarhus
Dates: 5-6 March 2026
Places available: 50 (priority access for ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP), Elevating Reuse in Cities (ERIC), and Mission Zero Academy (MiZA) cities and partners) – on a first come, first served basis
👉 To register and secure your spot, please complete the registration form by 6 February 2026.
Why reuse – and why now?
European cities are drowning in single-use packaging. Every year, an estimated 500 billion single-use cups are disposed of globally. Most are only used for a few minutes, but they persist in the environment for centuries. Municipalities bear the cost: 30–50% of urban litter management budgets go to cleaning up single-use waste, while recycling rates remain low.
While more and more European cities are testing reuse through event pilots, voluntary schemes, or HoReCa initiatives – often alongside levies or regulatory measures to curb single-use – many critical questions remain:

What makes a city-wide reuse system successful?

How can public-private partnerships be structured to enable competition while ensuring standardisation, inclusivity, and interoperability in the long run?

How can cities move from short-term pilots to durable, scalable systems?
Which policy, governance, and financial frameworks deliver real results?

This field trip is designed to answer these questions – grounded in real operational experience and building on the expertise of a multi-stakeholder group of participants.
From pilots to city-wide systems
Denmark is leading the way with city-wide reuse systems that prove another model is possible. The cities of Aarhus and Copenhagen offer a real-world laboratory for cities ready to move beyond pilots and scale reuse effectively.

Aarhus: Since January 2024, over 1.5 million reusable cups have been returned through the REUSEABLE system, demonstrating city-wide reuse at scale across events, nightlife, and take-away.

Copenhagen: In November 2025, Copenhagen launched its city-wide reuse system, helping cafés, restaurants, and stores to seamlessly integrate reuse into their daily operations.

Agenda overview
[subject to change]
⚠️A detailed agenda will be available in January 2026 and sent to confirmed participants.

4 March 2026 | Arrivals in Copenhagen

Evening:

Optional informal dinner for those who wish to join (at own cost).

5 March 2026 | Day 1 – Copenhagen

Morning:

Presentation and discussion: City of Copenhagen and New Loop
Site visit to the citywide reuse system

Midday:

Networking Lunch

Afternoon:

Travel together to Aarhus (bus/ferry or train – TBC) with debrief on the site visit.

Evening:

REUSEABLE – 2nd anniversary celebrations

6 March 2026 | Day 2 – Aarhus

Morning:

Welcome and site visit to the citywide reuse system

Afternoon:

Interactive workshop for hands-on learning, discussions, and action planning – End of the programme (16.00)
Individual travel arrangements (at own cost)

Logistics and costs
⚠️Attending this study tour is free of charge.
However, participants are responsible for their own travel to and from Denmark and accommodation. A logistics pack will be provided to confirmed participants to help with travel arrangements and booking accommodation.
➡️ Participants are expected to travel to Copenhagen on 4 March 2026, as the event will start in the morning of 5 March 2026.

What will you gain?
This two-day field trip and workshop, part of the ReuSe Vanguard Project (RSVP), will:

Showcase best-in-class reuse systems in Aarhus and Copenhagen.
Explore the policies, partnerships, and infrastructure that make them work.
Enable peer-to-peer exchange and hands-on problem-solving tailored to your city and context.

Participants will leave with a clear, actionable blueprint for implementing or improving reuse systems in their community.

Who should attend?

City and regional officials
Public authorities (national or EU)
Civil society organisations
Producer Responsibility Organisations
Reuse system operators and entrepreneurs
Researchers and practitioners working on circular economy solutions
Waste management operators

Expect two intense and inspiring days of practical learning, knowledge exchange, and experience sharing with Europe’s reuse frontrunners.

Part 1 Championing Reusables in the Take-Away Sector - A Practical Guide for Municipalities
2026-06-18 10:00 - 12:00 | Mission Zero Academy (online)
Ready to transform your city’s take-away culture? This reusable packaging municipalities workshop, led by the experts at Environmental Action Germany (DUH), is your comprehensive guide to tackling single-use waste. Learn to implement effective reuse systems, reduce your city’s environmental footprint, and build a greener, cleaner community.
About this workshop

This workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of the challenges posed by single-use-packaging in the take-away-sector – covering key materials such as plastic, bioplastic and paper. It presents reusable packaging as a sustainable solution, addressing essential aspects of the infrastructure, key stakeholders and hygiene. By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to understand, analyze, and advocate for well-functioning reuse take-away-systems in their cities. They will also gain practical strategies to promote reuse at a municipal level, driving impactful and sustainable change.

Workshop structure & Agenda

This program is delivered in two comprehensive parts, allowing you to build foundational knowledge and then immediately apply it to a practical implementation plan.
Part 1: From Single-Use Problem to Reuse Solution – Fundamentals for the Take-Away Sector

Date: 18 June 2026
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Agenda:

Explore the key challenges posed by single-use materials (plastic, bioplastic, paper).
Examine the environmental and climate impacts of single-use.
Introduce the full lifecycle of reuse systems: from the reuse cycle and required infrastructure to key stakeholders and essential hygiene considerations.

Part 2: Driving Reuse Forward
​Strategies and implementation at the Municipal level

Date: Thursday 2 October 2025
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Agenda:

Focus on practical strategies for municipalities, including single-use packaging taxes (like the city of Tuebingen’s), mandatory reuse offers, and public awareness campaigns.
Analyze best-practice examples and discuss how to adapt them locally.
Engage in a live group work session to develop concrete actions and define next steps for your city.

What you’ll gain from this workshop

Key Insights: Learn diverse strategies like tax on single-use packaging (city of Tuebingen) and PPWR reusable supply obligation to push reusables for take-away at a municipality level.
Practical Knowledge: Gain knowledge of best-practice examples of municipalities supporting reuse in their city through strategies like single-use-packaging tax (Tuebingen), reuse offer obligation of Germany, and Reuse infrastructure Pilot in Berlin.
Effective Advocacy Skills: Develop the ability to clearly explain the benefits of reusable take-away solutions and confidently address common counter-arguments with facts and practical examples.
Hands-On Learning: Engage with interactive exercises and real-life case studies to apply your knowledge in practice.

About your trainer – DUH – Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V.

Environmental Action Germany (DUH) is a politically independent, non-profit environmental and consumer protection organization founded in 1975. For over 40 years, DUH has been dedicated to preserving the natural foundations of life, uniquely combining environmental protection with consumer advocacy in Germany. The organization operates primarily at national and European levels, campaigning for sustainable lifestyles and economic systems that respect ecological boundaries. DUH also actively fights for biodiversity preservation, natural asset protection, and climate action, believing that efficiency, renewable energies, sustainable mobility, and waste avoidance are crucial for the planet’s future. As a recognized association with the right to instigate legal proceedings, DUH is a prominent voice in Germany’s environmental landscape and a member of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB).

Part 2 - Championing Reusables in the Take-Away Sector - A Practical Guide for Municipalities
2026-06-25 10:00 - 12:00 | Mission Zero Academy (online)
Ready to transform your city’s take-away culture? This reusable packaging municipalities workshop, led by the experts at Environmental Action Germany (DUH), is your comprehensive guide to tackling single-use waste. Learn to implement effective reuse systems, reduce your city’s environmental footprint, and build a greener, cleaner community.
About this workshop

This workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of the challenges posed by single-use-packaging in the take-away-sector – covering key materials such as plastic, bioplastic and paper. It presents reusable packaging as a sustainable solution, addressing essential aspects of the infrastructure, key stakeholders and hygiene. By the end of this course, participants will have the knowledge and tools to understand, analyze, and advocate for well-functioning reuse take-away-systems in their cities. They will also gain practical strategies to promote reuse at a municipal level, driving impactful and sustainable change.

Workshop structure & Agenda

This program is delivered in two comprehensive parts, allowing you to build foundational knowledge and then immediately apply it to a practical implementation plan.
Part 1: From Single-Use Problem to Reuse Solution – Fundamentals for the Take-Away Sector

Date: 25 June 2026
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Agenda:

Explore the key challenges posed by single-use materials (plastic, bioplastic, paper).
Examine the environmental and climate impacts of single-use.
Introduce the full lifecycle of reuse systems: from the reuse cycle and required infrastructure to key stakeholders and essential hygiene considerations.

Part 2: Driving Reuse Forward
​Strategies and implementation at the Municipal level

Date: Thursday 2 October 2025
Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm CET
Agenda:

Focus on practical strategies for municipalities, including single-use packaging taxes (like the city of Tuebingen’s), mandatory reuse offers, and public awareness campaigns.
Analyze best-practice examples and discuss how to adapt them locally.
Engage in a live group work session to develop concrete actions and define next steps for your city.

What you’ll gain from this workshop

Key Insights: Learn diverse strategies like tax on single-use packaging (city of Tuebingen) and PPWR reusable supply obligation to push reusables for take-away at a municipality level.
Practical Knowledge: Gain knowledge of best-practice examples of municipalities supporting reuse in their city through strategies like single-use-packaging tax (Tuebingen), reuse offer obligation of Germany, and Reuse infrastructure Pilot in Berlin.
Effective Advocacy Skills: Develop the ability to clearly explain the benefits of reusable take-away solutions and confidently address common counter-arguments with facts and practical examples.
Hands-On Learning: Engage with interactive exercises and real-life case studies to apply your knowledge in practice.

About your trainer – DUH – Deutsche Umwelthilfe e.V.

Environmental Action Germany (DUH) is a politically independent, non-profit environmental and consumer protection organization founded in 1975. For over 40 years, DUH has been dedicated to preserving the natural foundations of life, uniquely combining environmental protection with consumer advocacy in Germany. The organization operates primarily at national and European levels, campaigning for sustainable lifestyles and economic systems that respect ecological boundaries. DUH also actively fights for biodiversity preservation, natural asset protection, and climate action, believing that efficiency, renewable energies, sustainable mobility, and waste avoidance are crucial for the planet’s future. As a recognized association with the right to instigate legal proceedings, DUH is a prominent voice in Germany’s environmental landscape and a member of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB).
