Meet Zero Waste Estonia
This planet must be enough
This planet must be enough
Zero Waste Estonia SA, formerly known as Let’s Do It Foundation (LDIF), empowers organisations and individuals to thrive in their efforts toward sustainability. Established in 2011 to support the global civic movement for nationwide cleanups, they have since mobilised 36 million people across 169 countries. With a mission to unite communities, raise awareness, and drive meaningful change, they continue working toward a waste-free world.
Zero Waste Estonia plays a crucial role in implementing CARE’s circular living pilots in Estonia, focusing on sustainable food and clothing practices. Partnering closely with Lääne-Harju Municipality, ZWEE leads household recruitment, community engagement, and the co-design of advisory services to create sustainable solutions. The organisation also collaborates with local businesses and stakeholders to develop practical strategies for reducing food and textile waste. As part of WP3 (Circular Food Pilots) and WP4 (Circular Clothing Pilots), ZWEE contributes significantly to designing and evaluating interventions that drive real impact.
The dedicated team at Zero Waste Estonia is passionate about creating practical solutions for waste reduction and empowering households to adopt circular lifestyles.
Address:
Lõõtsa 6
11415 Tallinn
Estonia
Zero Waste Estonia’s efforts to advance sustainability and circular living.
PSLifestyle bridges the gap between climate awareness and individual action. The project will inspire people to live a positive, sustainable and healthier lifestyle by helping them to reduce their environmental impact. Visit the project website here.
In this project we will be updating the Zero Waste Ambassador, Zero Waste Trainer curricula and the Zero Waste Training Handbook, that were created in the first project, and bringing them together with courses developed by Mission Zero Academy. The project aims to create one coherent learning hub on zero waste in Europe and to provide certification of those competences. Our mission is to empower environmental enthusiasts and professionals with the knowledge, skills, and recognition needed to support Europe’s transition towards a sustainable, circular, and zero waste future. Visit the project website here.
CARE unites eleven leading organisations across Europe, combining expertise in research, innovation, and community engagement. Together, we empower households to adopt circular food and clothing practices, creating lasting change at home and shaping a sustainable future through collaboration and real-world solutions.