What can I do?

As individuals, companies, and public institutions, we can greatly contribute to the transformation into a sustainable way of life, which also includes a circular economy.

As individuals, we:

• don't buy what we don't need,

• repair, sew, restore,

• reuse for the same or a different purpose,

• when purchasing, we give priority to products from reuse, recycled products and products from the local environment,

• correctly separate waste,

• inquire about alternative options for separating and collecting waste in the local environment.

As a company, we:

• adhere to the 6R principles (Rethink, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair): reconsider - do you really need it, reject - if it is not good for the environment, reduce - material and energy consumption, reuse - for the same or another purpose, recycle - use the material for something else, repair it - if possible.

• optimize internal systems, processes and materials to use as few natural resources as possible and produce little or no waste,

• follow the principles of "ecodesign" and plan the entire life cycle of products/services,

• strategically plan transformations into circular economy in the company and partnerships,

• give priority to products from reuse when purchasing, recycled products and products from the local environment.

As a public institution, we:

• are an example in the local environment,

• adhere to the 6R principles Rethink, Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair): reconsider - do you really need it, reject - if it is not good for the environment, reduce - material and energy consumption, reuse - for the same or another purpose, recycle - use the material for something else, repair it - if possible,

• optimize internal systems, processes and materials to use as few natural resources as possible and produce little or no waste,

• prioritize products from reuse, recycled products and products from the local environment - green and circular public procurement, at all times when ordering products or services.