Households are the most numerous and atomized segment of waste generation. Quantifying
household waste generation and identifying specific strategies to promote recycling and …

This paper presents one strand of the findings from a comprehensive synthesis review of the
policy-relevant evidence on household waste prevention. The focus herein is on how to …

More than half of the waste in the global food system's consumption stage comes from
households, which therefore represent a critical entry point to tackle this challenge with its …

Recycling urban waste is a priority to preserve natural resources and reduce pollution.
However, the entire recycling process is not possible without the cooperation of citizens …

In European countries over 40% of food loss and waste occurs at the retail and consumer
stages; this situation cannot be sustained and remediation is urgently needed; opportunities …

Waste segregation at source, particularly at the household level, is an integral component of
sustainable solid waste management, which is a critical public health issue. Although …

This paper reports a synthesis of policy-relevant evidence on household waste prevention,
based on a UK portfolio of primary research and a broad international review. Waste …

An intervention, which used elements of the theory of planned behavior, was developed and
tested in a randomized control trial (RCT) involving households in the city of London …

Food waste is a growing global issue with widespread environmental, economic, and social
impacts. Households are both a major driver of waste generation and a key enabler of …

In this study we report on a doorstepping intervention which produced a 12.5%, statistically
significant, increase in the recycling capture rate. More importantly, we investigate why …