Webinar: How to use sprint formats to develop and test reuse systems for food packaging in food delivery

Project: Change(K)now!
Virtual event
Sprint-based methods can be used to design, test, and implement reusable systems for food packaging

Description

Practical information 

Date and time: Thursday the 26th of March at 9:00-9:45 CET 

Participation: The webinar is free to attend 

Language: The webinar will be hosted in English only 

Platform: Microsoft Teams 

Developing reuse systems often involves complex collaboration between municipalities, food businesses, system providers, users, and regulators. Decisions must be made about logistics, responsibilities, incentives, hygiene, contracts, and communication.  

The sprint methodology offers a structured way to navigate this complexity, accelerate learning, and move from discussion to new concrete solutions.  

During the webinar, you will: 

  • gain an introduction to the sprint methodology and how it can be used to address complex sustainability challenges such as reuse systems 
  • get to know the key sprint phases and co-creation exercises that can clarify roles, test assumptions, and reduce implementation risks
  • learn how sprint formats help move from ideas and ambitions to concrete testing in real-life settings
  • gain insight into how sprint processes were used within Change(K)now to design, test, and refine reuse systems in institutional catering events, and takeaway contexts

To help you get started, the Change(K)now Sprint Manual will be presented as a practical guide for planning and facilitating local sprint processes focused specifically on developing reuse systems for food packaging. 

The webinar is aimed at municipalities, public institutions, event organisers, businesses, and system providers seeking practical methods to structure collaboration, accelerate learning, and turn circular ambitions into testable solutions. 

 

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