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A world in which resources are used sustainably | S.1 E.33 Richard Swannell - WRAP

from The Samuele Tini Show - where business, innovation, and sustainability converge · host Samuele Tini

Waste is a global challenge.  How can we solve it? In our latest episode, Richard Swannell, International Director at WRAP, discusses how. WRAP is a charity working with governments, businesses, and citizens around the globe to create a world in which resources are used sustainably. WRAP focuses on food and drink, plastic packaging, clothing and textiles, and collections and recycling sectors. Its 3 main priorities are Putting more countries on track to halving food waste by 2030, in line with Sustainable Development Goal Target 12.3. Transforming the plastics economy so that plastic pollution will be eliminated. Helping tackle our throwaway clothing culture. Transforming recycling into a system that emphasizes material quality and markets. Listen to Richard and the initiatives around the world and how you can act.  

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