Canadian Zero Waste Leader to Represent Nation at Global Sustainability Forum in Istanbul
TL;DR
Zero Waste Canada gains international recognition at the Global Zero Waste Forum, positioning Canadian sustainability leadership and certification programs as global best practices.
Zero Waste Canada partners with the Zero Waste Foundation to advance circular economy solutions through international collaboration on waste prevention and resource management strategies.
This global partnership advances waste-free communities worldwide by promoting sustainable practices that protect the environment for future generations.
Canadian environmental leader Jamie Kaminski brings Port Coquitlam's Zero Waste innovations to Istanbul's international sustainability forum this month.
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The invitation of HSR Zero Waste President Jamie Kaminski to participate as a partner organization at the Global Zero Waste Forum 2025 in Istanbul represents significant international recognition of Canada's growing leadership in sustainable waste management practices. This development matters because it positions Canadian innovation and environmental strategies at the forefront of global sustainability conversations, potentially influencing international policy and business practices.
Kaminski, who also serves as a Board Member of Zero Waste Canada, will join international sustainability leaders, policymakers, and innovators at the forum hosted by the Zero Waste Foundation from October 17th to 19th. The event focuses on advancing discussions around the Zero Waste Hierarchy, responsible resource management, and circular economy solutions that could reshape how societies approach waste globally.
"Being part of this global conversation allows us to share Canada's progress in advancing responsible waste prevention and highlight the leadership coming from right here in Port Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities," Kaminski stated. "We are proud to represent Canada and contribute to the international Zero Waste movement alongside the Zero Waste Foundation and ZWIA."
The implications of this international participation extend beyond symbolic recognition. As an environmental consulting firm specializing in Zero Waste planning, waste diversion, and sustainability education, HSR Zero Waste helps organizations across Canada achieve measurable environmental results through innovative, data-driven strategies. Their involvement in the global forum provides opportunities to showcase Canadian approaches that could influence international standards and business practices.
Zero Waste Canada, as the Canadian national affiliate of the Zero Waste International Alliance (ZWIA), connects local initiatives with global standards to promote responsible resource use and sustainable waste reduction. Through education, advocacy, and certification programs available at https://zerowastecanada.ca, the organization supports communities, governments, and organizations in transitioning toward systems that prioritize waste prevention and circular economy solutions.
HSR Zero Waste's role as an official certification support partner for Zero Waste Canada demonstrates the practical application of these principles. The firm helps organizations navigate the process for Zero Waste Canada Facility Certification and Event Certification, offering guidance and education to ensure effective sustainability outcomes. More information about their services can be found at https://hsrzerowaste.com.
The forum participation reinforces Canada's position in the global sustainability movement and provides a platform to exchange insights with international partners. This collaboration could accelerate the adoption of proven Canadian waste reduction strategies worldwide while bringing back innovative approaches that could benefit Canadian businesses and communities. The shared vision of a sustainable, waste-free future gains momentum through such international partnerships, potentially leading to more coordinated global efforts in resource management and environmental protection.
Curated from PR Karma

