As part of our established relationship with WRAP, we worked with them to engage with brands, businesses and charities to launch their national ‘Love Your Clothes’ campaign. The campaign helps consumers think about the way they purchase, use and dispose of clothing and textiles. In addition to extensive stakeholder engagement we developed:
- Brand guidelines;
- Design assets;
- An extensive photo library;
- Content for the consumer website;
- Themed quarterly resource packs;
- Messaging documents; and
- Editorial and social media posts.
WRAP needed to engage with stakeholders to ‘buy in’ to the campaign and work with them to help target consumers with practical advice on everyday actions they can take to help reduce their impact on the environment by reducing the amount of carbon, water and waste created through the manufacture, laundry and disposal of clothing while also helping to save money and resources.
Get it Sorted works with projects that involve numerous stakeholders. Our ability to facilitate, listen and liaise with stakeholders to address barriers and find solutions helps ensure we deliver effective communication solutions.
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea found that a lot of paper and glass was finding its way into the rubbish bin instead of being recycled.
We regularly have to help clients communicate day changes to householders when they make improvements and revisions to collections services.
We have produced designs for Cakesmiths for a rather useful giveaway - cake tongs for their coffee shop clients to use to serve their cakes. The design is actually branded into the wooden tongs!
Resource London (RL) is the new, jointly funded support programme for London waste authorities delivered in partnership by the London Waste and Recycling Board and WRAP; its primary goal is to help local authorities across London achieve 50% recycling by 2020.
Linx2Schools was established as an LAA funded project by Walsall Council. It provides a link between schoolteachers and the services that are available to enrich their syllabus and the children’s educational experience
Because of the rapid increase in refurbished electrical goods, we were asked to produce a ‘mark’ for approved re-used electrical household equipment by WRAP and BIS.
A lot of councils seem to be going from free to paid for garden waste collections with the aim of saving money.
All the material had to be produced bilingually, using the latest Good to Know Recycle Now Styles – a first to be produced in both Welsh and English.
We are currently helping the London Borough of Enfield reduce the contamination they are getting in their recycling bins.