It will take place on Wednesday, 28 October from 2pm to 2.30 pm.
Through a range of real-life projects and success stories, SUEZ will showcase how items once considered surplus are being redirected to create positive outcomes for schools, charities, local communities and social value programmes.
It will also discuss practical examples of how organisations are: diverting reusable materials from disposal and supporting local communities, creating opportunities through partnerships, embedding social value into everyday operational activities and delivering measurable outcomes, and using circular economy principles to enhance ESG and sustainability objectives.
The event will be hosted by Jack Barber, Olivia Crisp and Joe Pusey, Partnership and Community Engagement Managers for SUEZ in the UK.
Jack Barber, said: “Big changes don't always need big budgets. By rethinking materials, collaborating effectively, and linking sustainable initiatives with local needs, businesses and organisations can create lasting positive outcomes for their communities.”
