…surge in office waste, with inadequate recycling infrastructure exacerbating the problem. Singapore, despite its efficient waste management systems, struggles to manage the high volume of office furniture waste generated by…
…first, let us understand the factors influencing this change in perception about waste and waste management. The Change in Perception India In India, the mounting office furniture waste is driving…
…comprehensive waste reduction strategies that prioritize waste prevention, recycling, and composting initiatives within the workplace. By minimizing waste generation and diverting organic waste from landfills, businesses can contribute to a…
…can transform how workplaces are designed and operated. For example, Singapore’s ‘Closing the Waste Loop’ initiative aims to reduce waste sent to landfills by 30% by 2030. This focus on…
…of waste diverted from landfills: Through responsible material use and waste reduction practices, LEED certifications help significantly reduce landfill waste. • 50% reduction in carbon emissions: LEED-certified workplaces contribute to…
…businesses actively contribute to closing the loop of resource consumption, reducing waste, and promoting a more sustainable approach to resource management. High-Quality and Durability Refurbished furniture is not only cost-effective…
…environmentally conscious design practices, sustainable sourcing and procurement, effective construction waste management, and more. Singapore • Singapore is one of the top 10 countries in the world with the most…
…that includes both global enterprises as well as early-stage companies, having successfully completed hundreds of projects across India and beyond. The Company is privately-held by executive management. By Team Zyeta…
…Reduced Waste and Energy Efficiency in Production: Raw/Reclaimed Metal is a high profile member of the circular economy. Using raw metal with recycled content in design helps minimize waste at…
…leverage it to break cycles of waste. For instance, a typical office renovation involving 1,000 m² of carpeting and acoustic ceilings can emit approximately 50 tons of CO₂-equivalent, largely from…