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Running a Waste Audit
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At the end of this course, you will have all of the information and resources you need to set up and run a waste audit.
An audit is the first step for determining how you can reduce your plastic footprint and support the circular economy. Running a waste audit regularly helps you measure your impact and improvement.
To complete the course you will run and report the results of your waste audit.
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