It is time to make waste management more efficient.

Waste and its proper management is currently one of the biggest challenges facing society. From the entrepreneur's point of view, the greatest need is the stability of the regulatory environment.

In a recent interview with the Now Environment portal, Monika Grom, Vice President of the Interzero Group in Poland, points out that business first and foremost needs to reduce the risks arising from the economic situation. The next step is to increase efficiency and invest in new technologies.

"We work with both waste generating companies and recycling facilities. We know the needs and capabilities of both parties. As a result, we often act as an integrator to help close the raw material cycle, which brings tangible environmental, financial and image benefits. In addition to this, we carry out holistic and spot analyses from various environmental scopes. We examine both the compliance of the entrepreneurs' activities in terms of current legislation and advise them on what they can do differently to free up financial resources."- Monika Grom comments.

"Today, thanks to inter-team cooperation, we are achieving synergies, which we will strengthen, among other things, by investing in digitalisation. We have our achievements in this field too. In addition to the aforementioned Interzero Waste Platform, we have developed the Interzero Academy e-learning platform, the remote contracting system or the virtual customer service office, My Interzero. It is high time for waste management to take full advantage of the potential offered by digitalisation and thereby increase its efficiency." - added Monika Grom

The entire interview can be read at the link HERE