Did you know that the city of Münster, Germany, has a secret goal? This goal is ambitious, perhaps even revolutionary, and concerns our relationship with waste. It is a city without waste! Or at least, that is the ambitious dream. Right here, in front of you, lies the entity that is striving towards this goal: The Abfallwirtschaftsbetriebe Münster, better known as AWM. More commonly, it is known as the municipal waste management company. But this is not just a company. It’s a driving force for a sustainable future for Münster. It plays a crucial role, not only in collecting and recycling waste but also in fostering environmental awareness and promoting recycling. It’s like a hidden hero, working silently in the background to protect the city’s environment. Since 2003, the company has achieved something remarkable. No untreated waste is sent to landfills anymore. This was a significant step towards a more sustainable future. Imagine a city where waste is seen as a resource, not a problem. That’s the vision of AWM. For this vision to succeed, the population needs to be educated on the importance of waste separation and recycling. AWM is committed to educating residents of all ages about sustainable practices.
Lepramuseum
Silent witness. The Lepramuseum stands before us, a solemn reminder of a time when leprosy cast a long shadow over