REUSE TOOLKITS: COMMUNITIES

Inspiration and resources for communities to get involved  in reuse.

These toolkits were developed by CRNI on behalf of the three Regional Waste Management Offices for National Reuse Month 2018.

Sustainable Communities

The Wheel’s online sustainable communities toolkit is full of ideas for incorporating actions that promote social, environmental and economic sustainability into the work that you do and the communities you work with. You can also download support materials to use alongside the toolkit.

Tips on Going Green

Tips on how to green your events & examples of green festivals by the Local Authority Prevention Network (LAPN). 

Funding

Find out about the LA21 Partnership Fund supporting small scale environmental projects

Community Projects

Find out about VOICE’s Communities programmes including Conscious Consumption Communities  

Where to go for ...

Support your local repair businesses – find what’s in your community or register local repair services for free.

Where to go for ...

Everything you need to know about what to do with your stuff and its impacts.

Funding

Find out about Community grants currently available through this Foundation

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Our funders

EPA Circular Economy Programme

CRNI supports its members and works to mainstream reuse thanks to core funding provided by the EPA under the Circular Economy Programme.

For more information about the programme see here.

Project Funding

ReMark Quality Mark

CRNI received funding from the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications through the Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme to carry our the next phase of the ReMark project. 

For more information about the project see here.

Circular Textiles

CRNI is leading an EPA Green Enterprise project Circular Textiles, which will test the impact of three different separate collection systems for textiles and explore how we could manage the additional quantity of textiles that are collected. This project will be concluded in 2022.

For more information about the project see here.