International Day of Zero Waste 30 March promoting recycling, sustainability and waste reduction practicesInternational Day of Zero Waste observed on 30 March to promote sustainable living and reduce waste
  • The International Day of Zero Waste is observed globally on March 30.
  • This year’s focus is on reducing food waste and promoting sustainable consumption practices.
  • According to global estimates, nearly 1 billion tonnes of food are wasted every year, accounting for about one-fifth of food available to consumers.
  • It was established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2022, with the first official observance in 2023
  • The day highlights the importance of sustainable consumption and production patterns, waste prevention, and circular economy practices. 
  • The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and UN-Habitat lead the global observance, encouraging governments, businesses, and communities to rethink how resources are used and to minimize waste generation.

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