Using IT to combat food waste

The Centre Lillois de réadaptation professionnelle (UGECAM Nord-Pas-de-Calais group) has decided to use IT tools to keep a close eye on its supply needs and better manage upstream orders and downstream waste. Two years of reflection have resulted in the development of a web-based application that can be accessed from any computer.

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Ecologic and WEEE at a glance

The C2DS would like to make your life easier and encourage you to use eco-organizations wherever possible. Here's the summary sheet produced by Ecologic, a C2DS partner specializing in the collection of certain types of WEEE: an at-a-glance overview of the equipment taken back, how collection is organized and who to contact.

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When hospitals trade in their medicines

Faced with the mountain of unused expired drugs in hospitals and medical-social establishments, estimated at over 50 million euros a year for hospitals alone*, and with the absurdity of certain imposed standards and practices, professionals have taken matters into their own hands with the creation of MaPUI, the 1st exchange platform for internal-use pharmacies.

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Hospital waste

European Week for Waste Reduction 2017 will take place from November 18 to 26. The Agence de l'Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l'Energie (ADEME - French Environment and Energy Management Agency) provides "generic tools" on its thematic website. In addition, C2DS offers you a thematic poster specific to your sector of activity. Download the SERD 2017 poster for patients, beneficiaries and families.

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Waste overview

An overview to guide you through the waste management channels potentially available to healthcare and medico-social establishments. Developed by the C2DS Sustainable Waste Management working group, the tool is available for free download from the form below.

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Don't throw away, recycle

The Polyclinique Lyon Nord conscientiously sorts its waste but excludes a few items, including certain polypropylene measuring bottles and caps, which are then recovered free of charge by the "Romain et les Bouchons du Bonheur" association, which recycles them to finance projects benefiting people with disabilities.

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