This training is for professional development and the certificate received does not replace the MYK certification for trainings that require it.

This training program aims to provide participants with comprehensive knowledge on zero waste management and help them integrate this knowledge into their daily lives.

Training Program

• 1. Introduction
• 1.1. What is Zero Waste?
• Definition and philosophy
• History and development of Zero Waste
• Relationship with global environmental issues
• 1.2. The Importance of Zero Waste Management
• Conservation of natural resources
• Reduction of environmental impacts
• Economic benefits
• 2. Fundamentals of Waste Management
• 2.1. Types of Waste
• Organic waste (food waste, green waste)
• Inorganic waste (plastic, metal, glass)
• Hazardous waste (chemicals, batteries)
• Electronic waste (electronic devices)
• 2.2. Waste Management Hierarchy
• Prevention
• Reduction
• Reusing
• Recycling
• Disposal
• 3. Zero Waste Strategies
• 3.1. Waste Prevention
• Sustainable product design
• Changing consumption habits
• Minimalism and simple living
• 3.2. Reuse
• Second-hand products and markets
• Repair and maintenance culture
• Creative reuse examples
• 3.3. Recycling
• Recycling processes and methods
• Local recycling programs
• Recycling education and awareness
• 4. Zero Waste Practices
• 4.1. Zero Waste Projects
• Successful national and international examples
• Obtaining a Zero Waste certification
• Local community projects
• 4.2. Zero Waste Planning and Implementation
• Setting goals and monitoring
• Data collection and analysis
• Improvement steps
• 5. Corporate and Social Roles
• 5.1. Stakeholders and Collaboration
• Government bodies, private sector, NGOs
• Community and individual participation
• 5.2. Raising Social Awareness
• Educational and awareness campaigns
• Local events and seminars
• School and university projects
• 6. Practical Workshops
• 6.1. Waste Analysis Workshop
• Participants analyze their own waste
• Developing suggestions to reduce waste
• 6.2. Group Activities
• Designing Zero Waste projects
• Developing solutions and strategies
• 7. Conclusion and Evaluation
• 7.1. Training Evaluation
• Receiving feedback from participants
• Evaluating learned material
• 7.2. Future Goals
• Setting individual and corporate level goals
• Creating action plans

• Training Materials
• Presentation slides
• Informational brochures
• Workbooks
• Case studies and example projects
• Training Methods
• Interactive presentations
• Group discussions
• Workshops
• Practical activities

The training is open for institutional collaboration (package for organizations/companies) and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be re-planned according to the profile and needs of corporate participants. After mutual discussions, the scope and method of the training (In-person, Online) will be determined, and relevant processes will be completed. If an agreement is reached, suitable dates and times for the participants of your organization and our instructors, as well as the location of the training, will be determined.