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Pääkaupunkiseudun Kierrätyskeskus is a not-for-profit company established in 1990 with the aim of
reducing the consumption of natural resources,raising environmental awareness,increasing opportunities for participation and employment.
Kierrätyskeskus has 13 secondhand shops in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area and a nationwide online store. We provide a wide range of environmental education and environmental consultancy services to residents and professional educators, businesses and communities in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area.
Kierrätyskeskus is involved in social activities with the aim of enabling a sustainable lifestyle and saving natural resources. We strive to bring practical, everyday solutions into the discussion and policies, so that decisions and policies become a genuine part of people’s lives. Read more about our environmental responsibility.
Kierrätyskeskus is here to remind you that you are more. You are more than a consumer. You are part of a whole and every choice you make has a meaning and a consequence. You are a possibility, a solution and, above all, a doer. That’s why our slogan is “You are more”.
All proceeds from Kierrätyskeskus will be used to promote the company’s activities and objectives, i.e. local environmental work and employment. We do not distribute profits to our owners. Read more about the financial responsibility of Kierrätyskeskus.
The Association for Finnish Work has awarded Kierrätyskeskus the Social Enterprise mark. The mark communicates about companies that develop solutions to social or environmental problems.
Kierrätyskeskus has been awarded an EcoCompass certificate. EcoCompass is a streamlined environmental management tool for SMEs, providing a systematic approach to environmental management.
The Hakaniemi office of Kierrätyskeskus (administration and environmental training) uses WWF’s Green Office environmental system.