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Awareness materials for schools, councils and communities, eco-rewards for residents, and training for women-led cooperatives and informal traders.

Community toolkits

Posters, guides and audio notes to print, share on WhatsApp or play at meetings.

Sort your waste: green, blue, redSample – awaiting EMA approval

Sort your waste: green, blue, red

Community · Poster

Clean school, healthy schoolSample – awaiting EMA approval

Clean school, healthy school

Schools · Poster

Don't burn e-waste or pesticide tinsSample – awaiting EMA approval

Don't burn e-waste or pesticide tins

Councils · Poster

Audio notes in chiShona and isiNdebele are coming once recorded with native speakers. Councils and EMA can upload them here.

Eco-rewards

Badges are only given after a report is verified or attendance is confirmed. Airtime and other prizes are coming soon, once a sponsor is confirmed.

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Hazard Spotter

A hazardous-waste or pollution report you made was verified

Clean-up Champion

Your attendance at a clean-up was confirmed

Sorting Pro

You passed the sorting quiz

Eyes on the Street

Any report you made was verified

Top contributors

    Sector toolkits

    Sample – awaiting EMA approval. General guidance for companies in these sectors.

    Healthcare toolkit

    • Separate infectious clinical waste from general office paper at the point of use
    • Use colour-coded bins and bags for each waste type
    • Close sharps containers at the fill line and never re-open them
    • Send clinical waste only with licensed carriers and keep the manifest

    Industrial & mining toolkit

    • Flag materials that may contain POPs and store them bunded and labelled
    • Keep spent catalysts and heavy-metal sludge covered and off bare ground
    • Check tailings and sludge containment for leaks every week
    • Use a three-step custody manifest for every hazardous load

    Retail & hospitality toolkit

    • Run a one-week food waste audit: weigh what is thrown out daily
    • Compost or send food scraps to a biogas or feed partner
    • Reduce plastic bags: charge for them or offer reusable bags
    • Bale cardboard and sell cans, glass and PET to recyclers

    Training for women-led cooperatives & informal traders

    Practical starting points. General guidance — check with your council or EMA office for local rules.

    Starting a women-led recycling cooperative

    • Register as a cooperative with your local council
    • Agree roles and a simple record book
    • Join a buyer on the Recycler board for steady prices

    Safe work for waste pickers and informal traders

    • Wear gloves and closed shoes
    • Never handle sharps, chemicals or e-waste with bare hands
    • Report hazardous finds instead of selling them

    Keeping simple sales records

    • Weigh every load and write the price per kg
    • Keep buyer receipts
    • Records help when applying for grants or loans