🌿 Living the Circle:The Journey of the GREEN BIN| Part 2 of 5

Ever wondered what happens to your food scraps after the green bin is collected? 🌱
Join Eco-Impact Tribe for a relaxed, interactive meetup exploring the journey of food and garden waste, from our homes to composting facilities and back into the environment.
As part of Living the Circle, our five-part series exploring the circular economy, this second session will look at how food waste is managed, the challenges involved and how we can make the system more circular.

📍 Meeting Point: Au79 Café, Abbotsford

• 12:30–12:45 pm | Arrival
  Come say hello, settle in at our table, then head to the counter to order your food and drinks.
• 12:45–1:00 pm | Welcome & Introductions
  A quick introduction to Eco-Impact Tribe, the session and everyone around the table.
• 1:00–1:15 pm | Following the FOGO Journey
  Discover how organic waste can become a valuable resource.
• 1:15–1:30 pm | Lunch & Connection
  Take a break, enjoy some food and connect with others.
• 1:30–1:45 pm | Interactive Group Challenge
  Explore the opportunities & challenges within the FOGO system
• 1:45–2:00 pm | Open Discussion & Wrap-Up
  Share perspectives, exchange ideas and explore how we can better close the loop.

Expect friendly conversations, shared experiences, interactive activities and a fun group challenge. It's also a chance to meet like-minded people, exchange ideas and learn from different perspectives.

No expert knowledge needed. Just bring your curiosity!

About your hosts, Daniela & Osh
Daniela is the founder of Eco-Impact Tribe, a community within Find Your Tribe Melbourne, bringing people together to explore sustainability and positive action.
Osh holds a Master’s in Sustainability from Deakin University, with a research background in circular economy and food waste management.

Together, we're creating a space to share knowledge, exchange ideas and learn from different perspectives.

📸 A few photos may be taken for community sharing. If you’d prefer not to be included, just let the host know at the start.