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    Consume locally and sustainably – launch of the ge-consomme.ch platform | City of Geneva

    Ge-consomme.ch brings together four address directories made available to the public so that they can support the local and sustainable economywhile limiting its impact on the climate and the environment.

    1 – Have your items repaired, rather than buying new ones

    Ge-consomme.ch provides access to ge-repare.ch. This platform lists more than 200 active repairers in Genevae, who repair a wide range of objects (electrical and household appliances, furniture, computers, musical instruments, clothing, sports equipment, etc.).

    2 – Rent or borrow items, rather than buying and accumulating rarely used items

    Ge-consomme.ch provides access to ge-rereuse.ch. This platform lists 30 businesses, companies, organizations that offer a variety of objects for rent (from raclette ovens to video projectors, including hiking snowshoes, bicycles or clothing).

    3- Acquire a second-hand item, rather than buying a new item

    Ge-consomme.ch provides access to ge-rereuse.ch. This platform rlists more than 100 businesses, organizations, markets offering a multitude of second-hand objects: computers, telephones, clothes, furniture, musical instruments, household appliances, etc.

    Acquiring a second-hand object extends the life of the object and avoids the social and environmental impact of manufacturing a new object. This also helps support the local trade in the sale and barter of second-hand items.

    4 – Buy regional and seasonal food products

    Ge-consomme.ch provides access to the directory of local and seasonal good eating. Are recorded near 150 addresses grocery stores in town and online, markets in town and on the farm, bakeries and butchers in town, producers and distributors of local and/or artisanal drinks, baskets from local contract farming, caterers promoting regional products.

    Repairing your objects locally, renting them or buying them second-hand avoids the social and environmental impact of manufacturing a new object. Eating regional and seasonal foods reduces greenhouse gases linked to transport, industrial production and the use of pesticides. By opting for these practices, we also help support the local economy and maintain jobs while preserving quality working conditions.

    To find out more: ge-consomme.ch

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