Influencing automatic behaviours to reduce waste at facility operations

Rachel Kuijlenburg; Mark P. Mobach; Kim A. Poldner

Influencing automatic behaviours to reduce waste at facility operations

Rachel Kuijlenburg, Mark P. Mobach, Kim A. Poldner

Facility Management

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Abstract

Many countries signed the Paris Agreement in order to mitigate global average temperature rise. In this context, Dutch authorities also decided to realize a maximum of 35% residual waste by 2020 for its own operations. So, 65% of the total waste should be recyclable or re-usable and only a maximum of 35% should be not. This current paper explores how changes in automatic behaviours, facility
operations and related practice-oriented research can contribute to this aim of the authorities.

Original language	English
Pages	97-104
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2020
Event	European Facility Management International Conference (EFMIC) 2020, EuroFM Network, 1 October 2020, online conference - Online Duration: 1 Oct 2020 → 1 Oct 2020 https://eurofm.org/

Conference

Conference	European Facility Management International Conference (EFMIC) 2020, EuroFM Network, 1 October 2020, online conference
Abbreviated title	EFMIC
Period	1/10/20 → 1/10/20
Internet address	https://eurofm.org/

Keywords

facilities management
waste
sustainability

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