Less material in general waste.
We will track kilograms collected and the share directed to prototypes, trials or another safe recovery pathway.
Environmental & social goals
Our impact plan starts with what we will measure.
Once trials begin, we plan to track material, the performance of each application and the opportunities that may be created for people.
Our impact logic
One material. Three different forms of value.
Green work designed for inclusion.
We will track jobs, training hours, role accessibility and continuity in work — not only participation.
Evidence others can use.
We intend to publish key trial findings and lessons so each next application starts from a stronger base.
What we will measure
A practical indicator set for partners and funders.
Every number needs a definition, reporting period and source. This discipline lets municipalities, companies and foundations understand exactly what their support makes possible.
Materialkilograms per month, quality and recovery rate
Networkregistered businesses, active senders and shipping frequency
Productunits, cost, uptake, durability and end-of-use route
Peoplejobs, training, accessibility and employment continuity
Partnershipspilot applications, research partners and shared learning
From idea to measurable work
We are planning growth in clear stages.
Formation & preparation
Complete the legal setup, protocols, equipment and first agreements.
Collection & testing
Run a small controlled network, make prototypes and measure performance.
Local applications
Work with municipalities, marinas, businesses and researchers.
Scale
Add new locations and jobs, and publish an annual impact report.
Accountability commitment
We will share what we learned — not only what went well.
GGHS’s annual report will cover core environmental, social and financial figures, explain gaps against targets and record changes made.
Partnerships and grants will receive clear reporting against agreed indicators.
Let’s make it useful