Plastic Circularity to Reduce Waste
Automedi
Plastic Circularity to Reduce Waste
The Connective's role:
Catalyze, Educate
Project details:
The Automedi pilot in Surprise, funded by the QBE AcceliCITY challenge, aims to revolutionize plastic waste management. This $100,000 funded project involves deploying 3D printing vending machines to convert plastic waste into usable products, demonstrating a scalable model for sustainable waste management and circular economy. The program seeks to educate and engage the community, showcasing practical recycling solutions and fostering a regional shift towards more sustainable practices. The Connective identified the AcceliGOV challenge and worked with City of Surprise to submit the winning application. We’re now working through the contracting and an appropriate launch date.
Scope:
Single City Pilot with Regional Implications
Status:
In development
Progress:
$100,000 funding secured, contracting and launch planning underway
Cities participating in the project include:
City of Surprise
Supporting Partners:
Leading Cities
Solution Providers:
Automedi