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At Confluences, we care about sustainability. We make sure our team and residents join in community efforts to make Cambodia greener. In our office, we use good practices for compost, recycling, and saving energy. Our residents are also doing important work for sustainability in Cambodia. Here's how they're helping with waste management, influencing rules, and building a culture of saving resources.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER, who started Little Green Spark, is now a leader in Cambodia's environmental work with her zero-waste solutions. Recently back from Europe, Sarah started working on many important projects, including setting up waste sorting and composting at Socfin Cambodia and studying waste at Dangkor landfill.
Little Green Spark works to reduce waste through sustainable practices, promoting circular economy ideas, and helping businesses get TRUE certification—a global standard for zero-waste excellence. TRUE certification is important for businesses that want to be sustainable, focusing on reducing waste, saving resources, and working better.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER said, "At Little Green Spark, we want to create a circular economy that's good for businesses and the environment. We're proud to work with companies that share our idea of a zero-waste future and to help make Cambodia sustainable."
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Sarah was chosen as Vice-Chairwoman of the Green Business Committee at EuroCham Cambodia. This shows her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in Cambodia's business community. Little Green Spark works with partners like Trash is Nice and Sevea, using their shared knowledge to improve waste management strategies and ask for policy changes that support a zero-waste future.
By using these practices, businesses can work better and improve their reputation, matching global sustainability trends.
For more information about how Little Green Spark can help your business go zero-waste, contact Sarah KOLBENSTETTER at (+855) 11 442 027 or at info@littlegreenspark.com.
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Asia Data Destruction (ADD), led by Sébastien UNG, Cambodia Representative, is a leader in certified IT asset disposal. ADD continues to make a big impact by promoting sustainable e-waste management and working with the local community to encourage responsible tech disposal. ADD joined events like the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024 and the PSE Careers Fair to teach and work with others on safe, environmentally friendly IT disposal practices.
Sébastien UNG said, "Sustainability is very important to us at Asia Data Destruction. We want to promote responsible e-waste management in Cambodia, making sure that IT disposal is done in a way that protects both data and the environment."
At the PSE Careers Fair, ADD talked with future professionals, sharing information on data protection and e-waste awareness. The fair let ADD connect with future talent, teaching about the importance of safe IT disposal and data management.
At the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024, ADD showed its knowledge in e-waste management and data protection. The event let the team meet industry leaders and stress the importance of sustainable tech solutions in today's world.
At GIZ Cambodia's Circular Economy Forum, Sébastien Ung talked about IT asset disposal solutions, addressing Cambodia's e-waste challenges and promoting responsible tech use and disposal. ADD wants to promote sustainable business practices throughout Cambodia by teaching about e-waste.
Asia Data Destruction is excited to keep working on its sustainability goals in Cambodia. To learn more about data management and destruction or if you have old IT equipment that needs safe disposal, contact them at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com or +855 012 418 015.
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At Confluences, we care about sustainability. We make sure our team and residents join in community efforts to make Cambodia greener. In our office, we use good practices for compost, recycling, and saving energy. Our residents are also doing important work for sustainability in Cambodia. Here's how they're helping with waste management, influencing rules, and building a culture of saving resources.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER, who started Little Green Spark, is now a leader in Cambodia's environmental work with her zero-waste solutions. Recently back from Europe, Sarah started working on many important projects, including setting up waste sorting and composting at Socfin Cambodia and studying waste at Dangkor landfill.
Little Green Spark works to reduce waste through sustainable practices, promoting circular economy ideas, and helping businesses get TRUE certification—a global standard for zero-waste excellence. TRUE certification is important for businesses that want to be sustainable, focusing on reducing waste, saving resources, and working better.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER said, "At Little Green Spark, we want to create a circular economy that's good for businesses and the environment. We're proud to work with companies that share our idea of a zero-waste future and to help make Cambodia sustainable."
Sarah was chosen as Vice-Chairwoman of the Green Business Committee at EuroCham Cambodia. This shows her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in Cambodia's business community. Little Green Spark works with partners like Trash is Nice and Sevea, using their shared knowledge to improve waste management strategies and ask for policy changes that support a zero-waste future.
By using these practices, businesses can work better and improve their reputation, matching global sustainability trends.
For more information about how Little Green Spark can help your business go zero-waste, contact Sarah KOLBENSTETTER at (+855) 11 442 027 or at info@littlegreenspark.com.
Asia Data Destruction (ADD), led by Sébastien UNG, Cambodia Representative, is a leader in certified IT asset disposal. ADD continues to make a big impact by promoting sustainable e-waste management and working with the local community to encourage responsible tech disposal. ADD joined events like the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024 and the PSE Careers Fair to teach and work with others on safe, environmentally friendly IT disposal practices.
Sébastien UNG said, "Sustainability is very important to us at Asia Data Destruction. We want to promote responsible e-waste management in Cambodia, making sure that IT disposal is done in a way that protects both data and the environment."
At the PSE Careers Fair, ADD talked with future professionals, sharing information on data protection and e-waste awareness. The fair let ADD connect with future talent, teaching about the importance of safe IT disposal and data management.
At the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024, ADD showed its knowledge in e-waste management and data protection. The event let the team meet industry leaders and stress the importance of sustainable tech solutions in today's world.
At GIZ Cambodia's Circular Economy Forum, Sébastien Ung talked about IT asset disposal solutions, addressing Cambodia's e-waste challenges and promoting responsible tech use and disposal. ADD wants to promote sustainable business practices throughout Cambodia by teaching about e-waste.
Asia Data Destruction is excited to keep working on its sustainability goals in Cambodia. To learn more about data management and destruction or if you have old IT equipment that needs safe disposal, contact them at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com or +855 012 418 015.
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At Confluences, we care about sustainability. We make sure our team and residents join in community efforts to make Cambodia greener. In our office, we use good practices for compost, recycling, and saving energy. Our residents are also doing important work for sustainability in Cambodia. Here's how they're helping with waste management, influencing rules, and building a culture of saving resources.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER, who started Little Green Spark, is now a leader in Cambodia's environmental work with her zero-waste solutions. Recently back from Europe, Sarah started working on many important projects, including setting up waste sorting and composting at Socfin Cambodia and studying waste at Dangkor landfill.
Little Green Spark works to reduce waste through sustainable practices, promoting circular economy ideas, and helping businesses get TRUE certification—a global standard for zero-waste excellence. TRUE certification is important for businesses that want to be sustainable, focusing on reducing waste, saving resources, and working better.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER said, "At Little Green Spark, we want to create a circular economy that's good for businesses and the environment. We're proud to work with companies that share our idea of a zero-waste future and to help make Cambodia sustainable."
Sarah was chosen as Vice-Chairwoman of the Green Business Committee at EuroCham Cambodia. This shows her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in Cambodia's business community. Little Green Spark works with partners like Trash is Nice and Sevea, using their shared knowledge to improve waste management strategies and ask for policy changes that support a zero-waste future.
By using these practices, businesses can work better and improve their reputation, matching global sustainability trends.
For more information about how Little Green Spark can help your business go zero-waste, contact Sarah KOLBENSTETTER at (+855) 11 442 027 or at info@littlegreenspark.com.
Asia Data Destruction (ADD), led by Sébastien UNG, Cambodia Representative, is a leader in certified IT asset disposal. ADD continues to make a big impact by promoting sustainable e-waste management and working with the local community to encourage responsible tech disposal. ADD joined events like the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024 and the PSE Careers Fair to teach and work with others on safe, environmentally friendly IT disposal practices.
Sébastien UNG said, "Sustainability is very important to us at Asia Data Destruction. We want to promote responsible e-waste management in Cambodia, making sure that IT disposal is done in a way that protects both data and the environment."
At the PSE Careers Fair, ADD talked with future professionals, sharing information on data protection and e-waste awareness. The fair let ADD connect with future talent, teaching about the importance of safe IT disposal and data management.
At the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024, ADD showed its knowledge in e-waste management and data protection. The event let the team meet industry leaders and stress the importance of sustainable tech solutions in today's world.
At GIZ Cambodia's Circular Economy Forum, Sébastien Ung talked about IT asset disposal solutions, addressing Cambodia's e-waste challenges and promoting responsible tech use and disposal. ADD wants to promote sustainable business practices throughout Cambodia by teaching about e-waste.
Asia Data Destruction is excited to keep working on its sustainability goals in Cambodia. To learn more about data management and destruction or if you have old IT equipment that needs safe disposal, contact them at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com or +855 012 418 015.
At Confluences, we care about sustainability. We make sure our team and residents join in community efforts to make Cambodia greener. In our office, we use good practices for compost, recycling, and saving energy. Our residents are also doing important work for sustainability in Cambodia. Here's how they're helping with waste management, influencing rules, and building a culture of saving resources.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER, who started Little Green Spark, is now a leader in Cambodia's environmental work with her zero-waste solutions. Recently back from Europe, Sarah started working on many important projects, including setting up waste sorting and composting at Socfin Cambodia and studying waste at Dangkor landfill.
Little Green Spark works to reduce waste through sustainable practices, promoting circular economy ideas, and helping businesses get TRUE certification—a global standard for zero-waste excellence. TRUE certification is important for businesses that want to be sustainable, focusing on reducing waste, saving resources, and working better.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER said, "At Little Green Spark, we want to create a circular economy that's good for businesses and the environment. We're proud to work with companies that share our idea of a zero-waste future and to help make Cambodia sustainable."
Sarah was chosen as Vice-Chairwoman of the Green Business Committee at EuroCham Cambodia. This shows her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in Cambodia's business community. Little Green Spark works with partners like Trash is Nice and Sevea, using their shared knowledge to improve waste management strategies and ask for policy changes that support a zero-waste future.
By using these practices, businesses can work better and improve their reputation, matching global sustainability trends.
For more information about how Little Green Spark can help your business go zero-waste, contact Sarah KOLBENSTETTER at (+855) 11 442 027 or at info@littlegreenspark.com.
Asia Data Destruction (ADD), led by Sébastien UNG, Cambodia Representative, is a leader in certified IT asset disposal. ADD continues to make a big impact by promoting sustainable e-waste management and working with the local community to encourage responsible tech disposal. ADD joined events like the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024 and the PSE Careers Fair to teach and work with others on safe, environmentally friendly IT disposal practices.
Sébastien UNG said, "Sustainability is very important to us at Asia Data Destruction. We want to promote responsible e-waste management in Cambodia, making sure that IT disposal is done in a way that protects both data and the environment."
At the PSE Careers Fair, ADD talked with future professionals, sharing information on data protection and e-waste awareness. The fair let ADD connect with future talent, teaching about the importance of safe IT disposal and data management.
At the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024, ADD showed its knowledge in e-waste management and data protection. The event let the team meet industry leaders and stress the importance of sustainable tech solutions in today's world.
At GIZ Cambodia's Circular Economy Forum, Sébastien Ung talked about IT asset disposal solutions, addressing Cambodia's e-waste challenges and promoting responsible tech use and disposal. ADD wants to promote sustainable business practices throughout Cambodia by teaching about e-waste.
Asia Data Destruction is excited to keep working on its sustainability goals in Cambodia. To learn more about data management and destruction or if you have old IT equipment that needs safe disposal, contact them at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com or +855 012 418 015.
At Confluences, we care about sustainability. We make sure our team and residents join in community efforts to make Cambodia greener. In our office, we use good practices for compost, recycling, and saving energy. Our residents are also doing important work for sustainability in Cambodia. Here's how they're helping with waste management, influencing rules, and building a culture of saving resources.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER, who started Little Green Spark, is now a leader in Cambodia's environmental work with her zero-waste solutions. Recently back from Europe, Sarah started working on many important projects, including setting up waste sorting and composting at Socfin Cambodia and studying waste at Dangkor landfill.
Little Green Spark works to reduce waste through sustainable practices, promoting circular economy ideas, and helping businesses get TRUE certification—a global standard for zero-waste excellence. TRUE certification is important for businesses that want to be sustainable, focusing on reducing waste, saving resources, and working better.
Sarah KOLBENSTETTER said, "At Little Green Spark, we want to create a circular economy that's good for businesses and the environment. We're proud to work with companies that share our idea of a zero-waste future and to help make Cambodia sustainable."
Sarah was chosen as Vice-Chairwoman of the Green Business Committee at EuroCham Cambodia. This shows her commitment to promoting sustainable practices in Cambodia's business community. Little Green Spark works with partners like Trash is Nice and Sevea, using their shared knowledge to improve waste management strategies and ask for policy changes that support a zero-waste future.
By using these practices, businesses can work better and improve their reputation, matching global sustainability trends.
For more information about how Little Green Spark can help your business go zero-waste, contact Sarah KOLBENSTETTER at (+855) 11 442 027 or at info@littlegreenspark.com.
Asia Data Destruction (ADD), led by Sébastien UNG, Cambodia Representative, is a leader in certified IT asset disposal. ADD continues to make a big impact by promoting sustainable e-waste management and working with the local community to encourage responsible tech disposal. ADD joined events like the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024 and the PSE Careers Fair to teach and work with others on safe, environmentally friendly IT disposal practices.
Sébastien UNG said, "Sustainability is very important to us at Asia Data Destruction. We want to promote responsible e-waste management in Cambodia, making sure that IT disposal is done in a way that protects both data and the environment."
At the PSE Careers Fair, ADD talked with future professionals, sharing information on data protection and e-waste awareness. The fair let ADD connect with future talent, teaching about the importance of safe IT disposal and data management.
At the Waste Summit Cambodia 2024, ADD showed its knowledge in e-waste management and data protection. The event let the team meet industry leaders and stress the importance of sustainable tech solutions in today's world.
At GIZ Cambodia's Circular Economy Forum, Sébastien Ung talked about IT asset disposal solutions, addressing Cambodia's e-waste challenges and promoting responsible tech use and disposal. ADD wants to promote sustainable business practices throughout Cambodia by teaching about e-waste.
Asia Data Destruction is excited to keep working on its sustainability goals in Cambodia. To learn more about data management and destruction or if you have old IT equipment that needs safe disposal, contact them at cambodia@asiadatadestruction.com or +855 012 418 015.
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