Top 10 office items you should never throw away

Warp It’s Founder, Daniel O’Connor, is back to share his hacks for how to build a vision. In just seven steps Daniel will help you set up a framework that will guide you in the right direction for the future.

Topics: Reuse program: Planning stage, Easy wins, Action plans

We have some huge news ✌🏼

National news!

A Warp It case study was featured in a new government waste strategy document, titled ‘Our waste, our resources: A strategy for England’.

 

Along with other important waste issues, this means reuse of furniture and equipment is going to take more prominence in England. 

Topics: Policy, Warp It admin, Smart city

This article has been written for those in organisations who are improving things , changing culture, embedding sustainability etc.

This article is to help you get senior commitment to your next project by getting the support of the lead of the organisation (CEO or equivalent). 

Topics: Guidance for projects, Warp It admin, Easy wins

Regular communications is important when running a reuse programme. 

Topics: Warp It admin, Features and benefits

We love hearing from our valued members, especially when we hear feedback like this:

‘Hey Warp It! We’ve managed to get Warp It to run itself. The staff own it and run it between themselves’.

 

What a great position to be in, right?

Topics: Policy, Warp It admin, Reuse program: Advanced

We are joined by Hannah Genders Boyd, Climate Change Intern at Historic Environment Scotland (HES).

As a public body in Scotland, HES must report on their carbon emissions and sustainability measures, as well as following waste regulations.

Topics: Case study

Cascade a memo via staff meeting networks

This is such an easy win but so effective!!

Topics: Increasing participation, Launching your reuse program, Easy wins

A workshop is one of the most fun, intriguing, ambitious, and useful ideas for getting your main stakeholders to buy into your new idea, proposal, or project.

The only difference is, the solution is not yours, it belongs to everybody.

 

Topics: Guidance for projects, Reuse program: Planning stage, Action plans, People

Things are not always perfect - how could they be?

Life is not perfect, but it still provides the opportunity to use processes that can make things better. So, despite things not going well right now, the potential for success remains, and we want to give you some ideas about how to turn your reuse project around…

Topics: Increasing participation