Dingle COP

22/03/2024

Attention offices!

Desk drawers are a black hole of forgotten stationary that you didn’t know you had.

Ask everyone to empty their drawers of pens, pencils, staplers, post-it blocks etc, then keep only 1 of everything for their own use and put the rest in the stationary cupboard.

A really easy win to save money and reduce consumption.

Get more quick tips for greening your office and saving money at EIQA:

This month we bring you a very practical list of easy-to-action practices you can implement in the office to become more sustainable right away.

15/03/2024

Attention Restaurants! Please take a look at No Mise En Plastic https://www.nmeplastic.com/ for a free manual full of practical tips for reducing plastic waste and food waste while staying compliant. Many will save you money!

No Mise En Plastic provides chefs with practical tips to reduce waste, advice on how to create agroecological menus using foods that regenerate ecosystems and it inspires chefs to work more sustainably.

11/03/2024

We've launched! Visit our website www.dinglecop.ie to learn about Di**le COP and find out who has already joined.

10/03/2024

DI**LE COP LAUNCHING TODAY

Di**le COP is our Di**le version of the global COP climate agreement.

Every year, the United Nations organises a 'Conference Of the Parties' (COP) that brings the world's countries together in a united effort to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss.

At COP, each country commits to making changes that will keep our world habitable - for us and for future generations.

Di**le COP invites the 'parties' of Di**le: businesses, schools, and local organisations, to do the same - by thinking up one small change they can each make to increase biodiversity or reduce emissions.

Pledge to make that change by November 2024, and we'll add you to www.dinglecop.ie and our instagram, and we'll give you a lovely handmade sign to hang up in your window.

We'll be visiting businesses in Di**le to invite you to join, or you can join via our website.

Di**le COP is a not-for-profit community project that's supported by Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne, Transition Corca Dhuibhne, and Dúchas an Daingin