Fremantle, WA teaches residents how to reduce food waste with One Change at a Time pilot

Fremantle, WA One Change At A Time Pilot Resident Food Waste

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Twenty Fremantle residents are eligible for a free online program through The Sustainable Community Club (SCC). An eight-week course teaches food preparation and consumption habits that minimize waste sent to the landfill. SCC and the council ask participants to audit waste bins throughout the pilot to evaluate their progress. Participating households are eligible for discounts at sustainable eateries and businesses in Fremantle.

Waste Management Training & Development Pilot / POC

Fremantle, WA

City in Western Australia

Australia

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One change at a time | City of Fremantle

Up to 20 lucky City of Fremantle residents can register for free for One Change at a Time Campaign, an eight-week online waste education course designed to help make positive changes to reduce waste, particularly food waste, at home.The online course is open from Saturday 3 April and runs until Saturday 29 May. Simply complete the course in your own time over the eight-week

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Reducing waste one change at a time | City of Fremantle

Up to 20 lucky City of Fremantle residents are being given the opportunity to register for free for an eight-week online waste education course designed to help make positive changes to reduce waste at home.Starting 3 April, the One Change at a Time course covers how to monitor and audit waste, change habits and shift mindsets on different food groups, cooking, cleaning

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