Demetria S. Ledbetter
Advisor
The Humanitarian Sustainability Initiative is a
Resource Network of Professionals and
Organizations that collaborate to address
Humanitarian crises with Sustainable Solutions
Mission
Rebuild Devastated Societies in Haiti and in the US
Create Paradigms for Support and intervention through
Humanitarian Endeavors
We are looking to connect States to States,
Communities to Communities, Sovereign Nations to
Nations, Countries to Countries, Navajo communities
to Navajo communities to Countries in Appalachia to
Appalachia, Cities like Detroit to other economic
strapped cities , Haiti
The WORK
Connecting People
Connecting Crisis
Connecting Knowledge
Connecting Stories
Creating Community
Connecting Schools to Schools
Location: The state of Hawaii
Humanitarian
Issue:
Sanitation
Management
Sustainability
Solution
Recycling
What To Recycle
Aluminum cans
Deposit loose in MIXED CONTAINERS section
NO plastic bags
Glass bottles and jars (Remove lids and tops)
Deposit loose in MIXED CONTAINERS section
NO plastic bags
Plastic containers
(#'s 1 & 2 - look for the plastic number code in a
triangle embossed on plastic containers.)
Rinse, remove lids and tops
Deposit loose in MIXED CONTAINERS section
NO plastic bags
What To Recycle
Newspaper -Remove magazines and glossy inserts
Deposit loose in PAPER section
NO plastic bags
Cardboard
Corrugated cardboard only
NO cereal boxes, detergent boxes, tissue boxes, etc. (MUST flatten boxes)
Deposit in PAPER section
White office paper
White bond paper only
NO colored paper, envelopes, junk mail, tape, stick-on
labels, rubber bands, magazines, newspaper
Deposit loose in PAPER section
Colored office paper
Colored bond paper only
NO envelopes, junk mail, tape, stick-on labels, rubber bands, magazines,
newspaper
Deposit loose in PAPER section
Stevenson, in partnership with RRR Recycling
Services Hawaii, will be hosting a recycling event
every first Saturday of the month from 10-3 on
school campus.
RRR will accept eligible HI-5 containers including
aluminum cans, plastic bottles, glass bottles and bimetal containers and reimburse customers based
on State established rates. In addition RRR will
accept NON-deposit aluminum containers (cat food
cans, spam cans, clean foil trays), NON-deposit
plastics (#1 & 2) PET, HDPE, Bi-Metal, and Glass as
well as cardboard (which has been flattened and
bundled), and newspaper, with no payment to
customers.
TECHNOLOGY
Through the use of social media and internet technologies the Humanitarian
Sustainability Initiative invokes a multidisciplinary knowledge base through
on line journals and operational guides; through webinars in all areas for
building stable and sustainable communities
Webinars
BLOGS/ONLINE
JOURNALS
Twitter
AGILE
RSS
Feeds/FACEBOOK
Sustainability
Outcomes
Collaboration/Information Sharing
Geography
People/Culture
Best Case Practices
Knowledge
Management
Community
Organizing
Sustainability
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