Gamification and Waste Management
Gamification has been increasingly utilised across many industries to help save the environment and cut down on greenhouse gasses.
Gamification has been increasingly utilised across many industries to help save the environment and cut down on greenhouse gasses.
By infusing elements of gamification, schools and universities can transform waste management into an engaging and rewarding experience for everyone involved.
In Australia, businesses contribute a significant portion of plastic waste, with offices being a major source due to their reliance on convenience-driven products.
Smart waste bins and traditional waste bins both serve the fundamental purpose of collecting and managing waste, but they offer distinct features and functionalities. Let’s explore their benefits and impacts on efficiency and sustainability.
Despite clear labelling and informational campaigns about proper waste segregation, contamination remains a persistent issue. If food scraps, plastic bags, and containers with food residues are placed in the recycling bin alongside bottles and cans, they can contaminate the recycling stream, resulting in the entire batch being diverted to landfill.
Wish cycling contributes to Australia’s contaminated recycling problem by causing incorrectly labelled waste, non-recyclable waste, and contaminated recyclable materials to degrade other batches of recycling.
The primary goal of waste diversion is to minimise the amount of waste sent to landfills or incinerators, thereby reducing environmental pollution, conserving resources, and promoting sustainability.
By incorporating green practices such as reducing single-use plastic, implementing composting initiatives, promoting sustainable food choices, businesses can align their office kitchen practices with eco-friendly initiatives
There are many ways businesses can celebrate Harmony Week and promote cultural diversity and inclusion within the workplace.
School is the perfect venue for celebrating Harmony Week thanks to the diverse and inclusive nature of student bodies.
COS acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia.
We pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We acknowledge and respect the traditions as well as customs practised both present and before our time.
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