Joint Initiative Procurement Decision tree to reduce the environmental impact of humanitarian packaging 2/2
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Summary
This guidance document outlines a procurement decision tree to help humanitarian staff minimize the environmental impact of packaging. Developed by the Joint Initiative for Sustainable Humanitarian Assistance, it provides practical strategies and examples for improving packaging sustainability.
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English:
This decision tree was collaboratively designed by the Joint Initiative for Sustainable Humanitarian Assistance Packaging Waste Management (Joint Initiative), Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development, (ACTED), and International Organization for Migration (IOM). It supports humanitarian organizations in understanding the pros and cons associated with plastic packaging. It also outlines recommendations to manage each packaging type sustainably across the humanitarian sector.
French:
Cet outil par le Joint Initiative for Sustainable Humanitarian Assistance Packaging Waste Management (Joint Initiative), Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development, (ACTED), et le International Organization for Migration (IOM) explique brièvement les avantages et les inconvénients des cinq types d’emballages plastiques les plus utilisés dans le secteur humanitaire. Il fournit également des recommandations pour une gestion plus durable de chaque type de plastique.