Textile Collection Analysis - ReShare Case Study

Under ECAP, Leger des Heils ReShare ran a trial to collect more textiles by adding more clothing banks in Utrecht. It shows new evidence for the benefits of above ground containers for textile collection instead of underground containers. Read about the challenges we faced when the levels of contaminated waste increased, in the full case study here.

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