The shortage of resources and the overflow of waste are consequences of human irresponsibility in consumption and production. These issues have led to global problems such as pollution, global warming, and climate change.
The simplest way everyone can take responsibility for consumption and production is to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle (3Rs). This project highlights the importance of reviewing our waste generation in each process. It is necessary to consider whether we can reduce, reuse, or recycle our waste. By taking action step by step and fostering collaboration among employees through closed communication, we can make progress toward our goals. Furthermore, this project has been equipped with the AISIN Zero Waste Guidebook, which serves as a quick guide to suggest various recycling and upcycling destinations. This valuable resource aims to help transform waste into valuable items.
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Reduce: The use of single-use plastic in collaboration with CHIQ Cafe (a coffee shop in the building).
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Reuse: Collect used desk calendars from employees to reuse as braille books for the visually impaired.
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Reuse: Providing used desk calendars to the Foundation for the Blind in Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty the Queen.
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Reuse: Donating unwon lottery tickets to Huai Mu Temple, Rachaburi province, to make the wreath.
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Reuse: Donating used uniforms to The Mirror Foundation.
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Reuse: Donating computers and other devices to the Pattaya Redemptorist Technical College.
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Reuse: Donating computers and other devices to the Na Phra Lan Provincial Police Station.
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Recycle: Donating all types of used paper to The Mirror Foundation to make storybooks and donate to the children.
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Recycle: Donating PET01 bottles to the Bangkok Metropolitan Magic Hands project to make reflective vests for the road sweepers.
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Recycle: Collect bottle caps and donate them as raw material to make playground equipment at PoonSook.Craft and to make coasters, plant pots, etc. at Precious Plastics Bangkok.
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Recycle: To reduce landfilled waste as much as possible, we try to separate waste that can be recycled as much as possible such as stretch plastic, packaging plastic, etc., and provide it to the one-stop service for the recycle waste at Recycle Day.
