Overview of the project

A CEZ is a reception site for recoverable flows near neighbourhoods for the practice of the circular economy of waste. It is also a training centre for green jobs for communities, i.e., a place to incubate and capitalise on sustainable practices.
Indeed, the citizen philosophy of the zero waste concept is made up of actions based on reduction, sorting and selective pre-collection, but it is clear that a commitment coupled with a basic strategy is slow to emerge.
These observations were at the origin of the triggering of a new approach and vision which has enormous potential to lead an ecological and economic transition beneficial to the environment, to women and to young people through the creation of green jobs and the mastery of a local practice based on a governance around waste.
In this perspective, the community ecological zone integrates the state policy that aims to promote the implementation of waste recovery infrastructures at the scale of territorial communities, more precisely in the vicinity of neighbourhoods (acceptability).
In this dynamic, we propose, in common agreement with the local authorities, light and controllable approaches to waste recovery.