Solution proposed by : Bernadette Gottvalles
Ekolo Mundo does not control the feasibility or viability of the proposed solutions
Structure : HUMUS AND ASSOCIATES
France
Toulouse
Occitanie
Difficulty level :
Since 2012, the Humus & Associés association has been dedicated to promoting and developing community-based composting in Haute-Garonne. The association works with local governments, businesses, and residents to implement solutions for recycling their organic waste.
WE OFFER
Training
Programs Humus & Associés offers training programs on the recycling of organic matter from household activities, whether it’s food waste from the kitchen or garden waste, commonly known as “green waste.”
Our training programs are based on active learning and community education methods, designed to reinforce knowledge and put it into practice through hands-on, practical workshops.
Our trainers are skilled and experienced professionals in their respective fields.
Master Composter Training | Training for Site Coordinators: Autonomous Composting in Institutions |
Training for Elected Officials | Training on the Topic of Green Waste |
Composting Facilitator Training | Training on Uses of Shredded Organic Material and Alternatives |
Educational
Initiatives The Humus & Associés team specializes in active learning and tools drawn from community-based education. With 10 years of experience, our organization has developed a learning approach inspired by techniques from environmental education and sustainable development.
Awareness-Raising: We run numerous information and awareness-raising booths aimed at all types of audiences
Some examples of outreach booths for the general public:
Educational
Gardens Since January 2020, Humus & Associés, Partageons les Jardins, and the Jardiniers de Tournefeuille association have been developing a zero-waste garden at the Plaisance-du-Touch recycling center. This project, sponsored by the DECOSET joint association, aims to raise public awareness about green waste management. It stems from a desire to relieve the strain on recycling centers, which are currently overwhelmed. The goal: no green waste leaves my garden! The zero-waste garden offers solutions for turning your plant waste into a resource.
The workshops organized as part of this partnership take place right in the garden. Participants learn techniques, simple steps, and tips for making the most of their garden waste. These workshops are open to everyone upon registration.
