Aparto's Public Interactive ESG Roadmap

The Aparto Sustainability Roadmap reflects the company's commitment to fostering eco-conscious student communities. It highlights key achievements and initiatives from 2018 to the present, showcasing a journey of integrating sustainability into daily operations and student engagement.

Milestones include impactful events like the Feel Good Fashion Event, promoting circular economy practices, collaborations with green organizations, waste-reduction strategies during move-outs, and continuous sustainability education programs. Each milestone emphasizes Aparto's dedication to empowering students to live sustainably through actionable initiatives and innovative solutions.

The roadmap also invites stakeholder collaboration through engagement questions at every milestone, ensuring residents and partners actively contribute to Aparto’s environmental goals.

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2018
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Educational and Engaging Resident Programs
The problem / challenges: How can sustainability education be made more engaging for student residents?
What types of sustainability workshops or programs would help students adopt eco-friendly habits more easily?

Aparto organized recurring workshops and eco-friendly events aimed at educating residents about sustainability. These included sessions on minimal-waste living, upcycling tutorials, and energy-saving techniques.

To make these initiatives accessible, Aparto collaborated with local environmental groups and sustainability influencers who shared practical advice tailored to student lifestyles. The programs have continued to evolve, integrating resident feedback to ensure relevance and engagement.

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2019
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Sustainability in Day-to-Day Operations
The problem / challenges: What role can students play in reducing waste and promoting responsible disposal practices during move-outs?

Aparto implemented waste reduction strategies during student move-outs, including designated areas for donating leftover food, toiletries, and clothing. The items were redistributed to local charities, reducing landfill contributions and supporting vulnerable groups.

This initiative not only cut down on waste but also raised awareness about responsible consumption and disposal practices among residents. By tracking waste metrics, Aparto demonstrated tangible improvements in waste diversion rates.

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2020
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Collaboration with Green Brands and Activists
The problem / challenges: How can students engage with local eco-friendly brands and activists to make a difference?

Aparto partnered with All About Kombucha, a brand focused on eco-friendly initiatives, to plant native trees in Ireland as part of their reforestation goals. The collaboration extended to hosting workshops with Green Minds, a local organization that encourages creative recycling.

These workshops taught students innovative ways to recycle materials and inspired them to adopt more sustainable practices in their daily lives. The partnerships were instrumental in linking local activism to the student community, creating a platform for long-term engagement.

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2021
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Support for Circular Economy Practices
The problem / challenges: What practical steps can be taken to promote the circular economy within student accommodations?

Aparto introduced initiatives like student-led donation drives for clothing and household items, along with item-swapping programs during move-ins and move-outs. These programs significantly reduced waste while fostering a culture of reuse within their residential communities. 

Aparto also collaborated with local charities to ensure donated items were redistributed to those in need, further amplifying their positive social and environmental impact​

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2022
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Feel Good Fashion Event
The problem / challenges: What can students do to make fashion choices more sustainable while reducing waste on campus?

Aparto hosted the "Feel Good Fashion Event" at Binary Hub, Dublin, encouraging students to donate clothes and shop for thrifted garments.

The garments were sourced from students, staff, and local vintage stores. All proceeds went to support the Sick of Plastic campaign, which advocates for policy changes to reduce plastic waste. The event not only supported a sustainable cause but also raised awareness among students about the environmental impact of fast fashion and the benefits of upcycling.

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