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This is a reuse cheat sheet, designed to help you decide on the best actions to take to get support to start or improve a reuse system in your organisation. We have put . . .
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This is a reuse cheat sheet, designed to help you decide on the best actions to take to get support to start or improve a reuse system in your organisation. We have put . . .
Yes, organisations can even upcycle. Within organisation we are often to stuck in our ways to come up with innovative and new uses for our waste streams. In this article . . .
We have talked in the past about how overwhelming projects can be at work - and we always offer solutions. This blog post is about breaking down projects into manageable . . .
This blog post is about making cultural change in large organisations. We discuss one particular technique which is used all over the world, but which is seldom followed . . .
You are more likey to succeed and work effectively if you set a goal. Just by setting your goal, writing it down, weird things happen that come into play and make you . . .
When a new project or initiative is proposed, the thought of what needs to be done can be overwhelming and even paralysing. This blog post is all about how to take . . .
Persuasion and the power of a picture If you're trying to change an issue and organisation, perhaps a change in culture, practice, or policy, you should get together the . . .

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We have put reuse systems or furniture reuse programs into 250 large organisations in the public sector, central government, healthcare as well as private sector. These actions are the ones that take the least time but have the most impact. This will help you adopt circular economy practices and hit zero waste in no time!
Topics: Reuse program: Planning stage
Yes, organisations can even upcycle.
Within organisation we are often to stuck in our ways to come up with innovative and new uses for our waste streams. In this article we look at what one healthcare organisation is doing. We also give you access to a free download to use to help you think more innovatively about your problem waste stream items and start to approach zero waste.
Topics: Refurb Repair Upcycle, NHS, Case study, Sustainable healthcare
Topics: Case study, Guidance for projects
This blog post is about making cultural change in large organisations. We discuss one particular technique which is used all over the world, but which is seldom followed in organisations. This can be applied to any behaviour change project and we use the example of a surplus asset reuse program.
Topics: Increasing participation, Easy wins
You are more likey to succeed and work effectively if you set a goal. Just by setting your goal, writing it down, weird things happen that come into play and make you more likely to achieve it.
Right at the very start of a new project, you have to define a goal for yourself and the project. Where do you want the project to be in 6, 12 or 18 months time?
You need to be able to look ahead and create that vision. In this blog post we talk about the benefits of setting a goal for your project. As usual we use a reuse project as an example but it could be anything.
At the end you can download our super simple guide " How to set goals" which will help your in your work and home life.
This 7 step guide to setting goals really helped me and it will help you achieve.
Topics: Guidance for projects
This blog post is all about how to take action and get that project nailed! We also give you 10 productivity tips at the end to make your day go BANG! As well as this, you'll gain access to a furniture reuse program milestone spreadsheet so you can plan your reuse program roll out.
It was the United States Army General Creighton Adams who first posed this question..
Topics: Guidance for projects
Topics: Buy in, Reuse program: Planning stage, Increasing participation
In this blog post we explain exactly how reuse, and the development of a reuse programme, can reduce procurement demand in the procurement department. This in turn gives staff and colleagues in the procurement department an opportunity to reduce their workload on administrative tasks and focus on more meaningful jobs.
Topics: Procurement, Case study
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