Women's Environmental Network
Real Nappy Schemes -
Promoting Waste Prevention Through Partnership

This index has been compiled with the generous co-operation of the many organisations involved in real nappy partnerships. WEN would like to thank everyone who participated in its creation. The information published has been provided by the 'partnerships' and there are not yet any national standard methods for information gathering and calculations. Publication here does not imply endorsement by WEN of any particular methodology.

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 Funded by

Trafford MBC Free One Month Trial
Areas Served Trafford Borough
Type of Scheme Cash Incentive
Start Year 2001
End Year Ongoing
New Real Nappy Users 130
No. of Temporary Jobs 0
No. of Permanent Jobs 0
Waste Prevented (tonnes) No Information Yet

Money Saved on Expenditure No Information Yet

Money Saved on Disposal No Information Yet


Partners

Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council
Contact: Julie-Ann Thompson Tel: 0161 912 4913 Email: JulieAnn.Thompson@trafford.gov.uk

Cotton Tails Nappy Laundry Service

Trafford Metropolitian Borough Council


Notes
Funding:
Funded by Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council's waste management budget.

Aims:
To reduce waste and promote the concept of the 3Rs by subsidising the use of reusable nappies.

Scheme history:
This scheme has been running since 2001 and has dealt with 130 customers thus far.

Scheme:
A free one month's laundry trial is offered to residents of Trafford Metropolitan Borough. If a resident would like to take up this free laundry trial the manager of Cotton Tails laundry service should be contacted directly and everything is organised from there.

Promotion:
A recent press release about the scheme coincided with Real Nappy Week 2004 and the 100th customer on the scheme.

Future plans:
To set up a cashback scheme for those parents/carers washing nappies at home.


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