Repair & ReuseZagrebZagreb Plastic Prevention Plan: ban single-use, refill the cityFrom city buildings to hospitality venues Zagreb adopted a Plastic Prevention Plan as part of the ERIC project: one of the most comprehensive municipal plastic policies in the Western Balkans region. The plan bans single-use plastics across all city-owned buildings and institutions and combines that with public infrastructure to make reuse the easy default. Measures already running - New and repaired public drinking-water fountains installed across the city to cut single-use plastic bottle purchases - Single-use plastic items removed from select city-organised events - Support for hospitality businesses switching to reusable packaging What you can do - Use the public refill fountains instead of buying bottled water - Ask event organisers in Zagreb whether the venue is single-use-plastic-free - Talk to your neighbourhood association about advocating for more refill points in your district Why it matters Policy without infrastructure fails. Zagreb pairs the ban with visible reuse alternatives: showing that a city of almost one million can shift habits at scale. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. - ERIC project: Zelena Akcija - ERIC - City waste portal: Zagreb komunalne usluge - Report chapter: ZWE State of Zero Waste Municipalities, 5th editionplasticreuserefill +1
CommunityFrankfurtCommunity refill & bag-share spotsMap refill taps and borrowable bags Chart vinegar, oil, and water refill points plus bag-sharing stations so neighbours borrow instead of buy, start with three trusted locations and grow the map together. What you can do - Visit Frankfurter Fass for bulk vinegar and oils - Fill your bottle at Refill Frankfurt partner taps - Use Taschenstationen to borrow a bag when you shop Why it matters Small daily habits, one refill, one borrowed bag, add up to a city that wastes less without feeling deprived. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Programme hub: Zero Waste Frankfurt · Frankfurter Fass · Refill Frankfurt · Taschenstationenrefillwatersharing
CommunityKielFind swap, repair, and refill on the Zero Waste mapFrom A to Z in one city view Kiel maps Zero Waste-Orte, repair cafés, swap houses, refill taps, second-hand shops, library-of-things spots, and correct disposal points. Filter by “borrow”, “repair”, “buy used”, or “give away”. What you can do - Open the interactive map or table on the city site before your next errand run. - Suggest missing venues or corrections to zerowaste@kiel.de so neighbours benefit too. Why it matters When good options stay invisible, reusables and repairs lose to convenience. A shared map turns policy into everyday routes. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Map page: Die Zero Waste-Orte · Programme: Zero.Waste.City Kielmaprepairrefill
CommunityKielRefill your bottle at city Refill stationsTap water beats disposable plastic Kiel hosts 30+ Refill stations, look for the blue droplet sticker. Municipal buildings including the Nachhaltigkeitszentrum and Zentralbücherei participate; the health office advises new hosts on water quality checks. How to participate - Carry a bottle; fill at participating cafés, offices, and cultural venues listed on the Refill map (e.g. Refill Deutschland / Karte von Morgen). - Ask your workplace or favourite shop to join via umwelthygiene@kiel.de. Why it matters Tap-water refills skip disposable plastic bottles, a habit anyone can start with one reusable bottle. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Background: Zero Waste News: Refill · Programme: Zero.Waste.City Kielrefillwaterlocal
Food & GardenKielShop unpackaged with Zero Waste einkaufenFill your own jars and boxes Shops and markets with the Zero Waste einkaufen sticker from Zero Waste Kiel e.V. let you fill your own tins, bottles, and bags with food and drinks instead of taking new packaging. What you can do - Look for the sticker in participating grocers, markets, and cafés across Kiel. - Bring clean containers; start with dry goods or drinks you already buy weekly. Why it matters Unpackaged loops keep packaging out of bins and make portion sizes visible before you pay. Source & repost Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Trade hub: Gewerbe, Handel & Events · Programme hub: Zero.Waste.City Kielunpackagedshoppingrefill
