Presentation of the 1st version of the Go Zero Waste App, June 8
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Where will the presentation be?
We can now set a date! The Go Zero Waste App will be available for download on Google Play and the App Store on June 8th.
To celebrate the launch of this first version, what better way to celebrate than on World Oceans Day to share ideas and experiences about Zero Waste and how to live a life with less waste and without single-use plastic.
Where?
We’ll be waiting for you next Saturday, June 8th at 11:00 a.m. at the Fábrica del Sol , an iconic environmental education space in Barcelona that you’ll love if you’ve never visited!
1a versión de la App de Go Zero Waste
The program
Program
10:30 a.m. Why this app? Talk on “changing habits, steps toward Zero Waste, and an introduction to the Circular Economy” by Oriol Segarra, cofounder and head of Rebueno Zero Waste.
11:30 a.m. Raffle for a batch of Zero Waste products among attendees
12:00 PM Presentation of the app and its features in its first version. Questions and testing!
12:30 p.m. Free vermouth and appetizers, all in bulk and with minimal waste! + rewards presentation for those who participated in the crowdfunding campaign we did with Ulule .
1:30 p.m. End of the event
What is the Go Zero Waste App?
t ‘s an app we’ve developed to facilitate consumption without generating so much waste and especially to avoid single-use plastic that is so damaging to the planet.
How will it work?
The first version, which will currently only be available in Barcelona, will have two functions:
1. A product and store search engine near you to make shopping more sustainable.
2. A series of challenges to help you build habits that allow you to generate less waste and consume less plastic.
What if I’m not from Barcelona?
If you’re not from Barcelona, you’ll just have to be a little patient; we’ll soon have the app available for everyone!
In the meantime, see you on Instagram !
Imagen de al primera versión
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