Waste Managed.Value Recovered.

Practical circular-economy programs and support for zero-waste certification readiness.

Built for facility decisions

MWAN Certified: Certified for waste sorting and recycling.
Commercial and industrial focus: Scopes are prepared around the facility, its waste streams and operating constraints.
Documented from the start: Responsibilities, evidence and measurement methods are agreed before outcomes are reported.

Plan source segregation, collection points, handling responsibilities and required records.

Useful output

Proposed operating scope

Assess recyclable and reusable material streams, separation needs and suitable recovery routes.

Useful output

Material-stream assessment

Organize operating practices and evidence for relevant requirements and third-party programs.

Useful output

Requirements matrix

A six-step route keeps assumptions, responsibilities and reporting visible before work begins.

Share facility information
Provide the city, facility type, material streams and current operating context.
Review requirements
Clarify handling, recovery, reporting and any target program requirements.
Assess the current condition
Review available records and, where agreed, the site operating context.
Define the scope
Set responsibilities, proposed routes, deliverables, assumptions and exclusions.
Implement and document
Carry out the agreed work and maintain the records defined in the scope.
Review measured results
Report only measured outcomes using the agreed baseline and method.