Reloop launches new EPR Toolbox
Reloop has launched a new EPR Toolbox, bringing together the key policy and operational tools needed to design and deliver effective Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) systems.
What makes EPR work?
As EPR schemes continue to expand around the world, policymakers, regulators and producers face important decisions about how systems are designed, governed and implemented.
While EPR is often associated with producer funding, successful schemes require much more than a financing mechanism alone.
Effective systems combine clear responsibilities, robust governance and measurable objectives with the infrastructure and operational tools needed to deliver environmental outcomes.
From policy to performance
The Toolbox is organised around two complementary areas:
- Operational tools, including reuse systems, recycled content requirements, kerbside collection, deposit return systems, public awareness initiatives, waste prevention measures and mixed waste sorting technologies.
- Policy tools, covering governance, financing, regulation, targets, monitoring and performance measurement.
Together, these components demonstrate how EPR can drive better environmental performance by combining strong policy frameworks with practical delivery mechanisms.
Rather than promoting a single model, the EPR Toolbox helps users understand the principles behind effective EPR and explore how different approaches can be adapted to national, regional and local circumstances.
Explore the EPR Toolbox and discover the building blocks of effective EPR.
EPR webinars
Reloop is planning several EPR webinars. If you would like to receive details, please register for our occasional newsletter.
Your guide to Extended Producer Responsibility.
EPR Operational Tool
Direct financial incentives to drive higher beverage container collection rates.
