Talents wanted for music against waste
ViznerBorel is launching a music contest for IGSU.
In 2007, Stress successfully demonstrated with his song "On a qu'une terre" how the power of music can be used to campaign for a better environment. In 2008, the Basel rapper Griot followed suit with his song "Was isch los?". This emerged from an IGSU competition. Griot became a much-heard musical ambassador against littering. That is why the interest group for a clean environment does not simply want to throw the idea for this "Anti Littering Song Contest" on the garbage heap, but is calling for a remake. The competition is being communicated by ViznerBorel. Bands, rappers, chansonniers or jazz musicians who want to compose a potential hit against the careless discarding of litter in public spaces are invited to take part. Songs can be uploaded to www.igsu.ch. A jury of experts will award prizes worth 15,000 francs.
In addition to PET recycling, the IGSU also includes IGORA. This cooperative for aluminum recycling can look back on 20 years of successful work. ViznerBorel is also celebrating this anniversary with a comprehensive campaign. Together with the beverage and aluminum industry, IGORA has developed a well thought-out private-sector recycling concept. It is not based on coercion, but on voluntariness and has led to a "world champion" collection rate of 90% in Switzerland (pan).
In addition to PET recycling, the IGSU also includes IGORA. This cooperative for aluminum recycling can look back on 20 years of successful work. ViznerBorel is also celebrating this anniversary with a comprehensive campaign. Together with the beverage and aluminum industry, IGORA has developed a well thought-out private-sector recycling concept. It is not based on coercion, but on voluntariness and has led to a "world champion" collection rate of 90% in Switzerland (pan).
