Circular purchasing

How do you do that?

To become a fully circular festival, it is necessary to work towards zero residual waste. By separating and supplying all materials and products used at the festival - and discarded / end-of-life - into easily recyclable streams to the resource processor - the former waste processors.

However, to make this possible, it is essential to properly organize things on the procurement side. Only by making the right choices for the procurement of products and materials can zero residual waste be achieved.
That is why this year at ITGWO we developed the circular procurement decision tree. This helps people within the organization - who are responsible for hiring, borrowing, and buying materials and products - with these complicated considerations.

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