Curious about how to start your journey towards leading a more sustainable lifestyle? Come join the Skrap team for an interactive session! In our workshop we quickly take a look at the global garbage crisis, its human and environmental impacts, and present simple solutions that each of us can adopt to tackle this issue. A key focus of the session is to help rethink our relationship with waste.

We'll also do a demo and discussion around waste segregation, a quick walk through how to start composting and share 10 easy steps to take towards zero waste living along with sharing simple and practical tips.

Who is this workshop for

Our workshop is great for anyone who is keen to learn about zero waste or has recently adopted a zero waste lifestyle. Our workshops are also a good place to connect and socialize with like-minded zero waste community members.

Duration of the workshop

The workshop will be for a duration of 90 minutes from 5pm to 6:30pm

Check out what participants had to say about our workshops:

• Loved it. Thank you so much. - Vara Lakshmi

• Some of the aspects I really liked about the workshop were: At home composting, quick tips on adopting zero waste living esp. for daily products. Starting off with looking into our own trash cans and see how we can minimise it from there! - Dharini

• I found the the real world examples of the shift and letting us know the brands that are into sustainable living most useful about the workshop. - Sejal

About Skrap

Skrap is a social enterprise that helps events, organisations and individuals adopt zero waste practices and sustainability solutions. Our aim is to minimise the amount of waste that ends up in our local landfills, villages and oceans. And instead transform this waste into valuable resources by reusing, recycling and composting.

About Global Shapers

Born out of the World Economic Forum, the Global Shapers Community is a network of inspiring young people under the age of 30 working together to address local, regional and global challenges. With more than 7,000 members, the Global Shapers Community spans 369 city-based hubs in 171 countries.