Waste to Wealth: Generating Income from Waste
“Lessons in Waste Management According toCircular Economy”
The Key to Waste Management:Collaboration from Everybody in the Community
“Waste” is another important global issue that must be immediately addressed. While various groups of people around the world are raising awareness on ways to decrease the amount of waste as well as waste management, we still hear terrible news from the ocean with losses that are caused by waste. Hence, the issue of waste has not yet been solved. Without the cooperation from all sectors to manage this problem, merely changing the mindset of people may not be sufficient to tackle this enormous issue.
12 Successful Model Projects to Transform Waste to Sustainable Wealth
Today, SCG is determined to promote a systematic way to manage waste as well as promote behavioral changes in the way we manufacture and consume in line with circular economy. Thus, SCG has compiled and published various lessons from successful communities in the book “Waste to Wealth: Generating Income from Waste” which details the way of thinking, steps to waste management, and problem-solving skills in line with circular economy from 12 groups, from communities including markets, temples, private groups, and educational institutions. The key to their success is the determination of their leaders, the learning process, and the cooperation of everyone in the group, resulting in sustainable changes when waste is managed and their quality of life is improved. Moreover, the waste management program increased the groups’ morale, improved their relationships, strengthen their communities, and generated more income for locals.Today, SCG is determined to promote a systematic way to manage waste as well as promote behavioral changes in the way we manufacture and consume in line with circular economy. Thus, SCG has compiled and published various lessons from successful communities in the book “Waste to Wealth: Generating Income from Waste” which details the way of thinking, steps to waste management, and problem-solving skills in line with circular economy from 12 groups, from communities including markets, temples, private groups, and educational institutions. The key to their success is the determination of their leaders, the learning process, and the cooperation of everyone in the group, resulting in sustainable changes when waste is managed and their quality of life is improved. Moreover, the waste management program increased the groups’ morale, improved their relationships, strengthen their communities, and generated more income for locals.
This book will certainly ignite the power of communities and inspire readers to understand that waste management is not complicated if everybody cooperate and learn from the success of others in order to apply this knowledge to each local area to ultimately build a strong network that can manage waste and sustainably develop the nation in the future.
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