Setting up waste sorting with a dedicated area
Waste
- Solution type
- Everyday action
- Theme
- Waste
This approach consists of implementing a rigorous sorting organisation for all the waste produced by the establishment's activity (customer areas, maintenance services, catering and administration). Beyond mere regulatory compliance, the establishment commits to a “secondary resource” strategy in which each material (glass, plastic, metal, paper/cardboard, wood and textile) is collected separately to enter its specific recycling or reuse stream.
- Sector:
- France
Its features
Systematic multi-stream sorting
Deployment of suitable, clearly identified collection containers for the 6 main streams, ensuring that recyclable materials are never mixed with residual household waste.
Circular management of textiles and wood
Setting up dedicated streams for end-of-life linen and for wooden items, which are often overlooked by conventional sorting systems.
Partnerships and traceability
Collaboration with collection providers selected for their efficiency, and rigorous monitoring of volumes through a dashboard to optimise collection frequencies.
Assessment and diagnosis
Regular analysis of the quantities produced by category in order to identify levers for reduction at source and adjust storage capacity.
Preservation of natural resources (SDG 12)
Reinjecting materials into the production cycle, thereby limiting the extraction of virgin raw materials
Sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11)
Reduced pressure on local treatment centres and fewer pollutants linked to incineration or landfilling.
Preventing waste
Turning a management cost into a concrete environmental action that creates value and jobs in the recycling sector.
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