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Description
Waste by Composition
Slide Content
The PowerPoint slide titled "Waste by Composition" categorizes waste into three types:
- Mixed Ordinary Wastes: Signifying general non-segregated waste.
- Recyclable Wastes: Indicating waste material that can be reprocessed.
- Broken Equipment / Household Appliance: Refers to damaged electrical goods and appliances that are to be discarded.
Graphical Look
- The slide background is plain white.
- It contains three circular graphics, aligned horizontally across the top half of the slide.
- Each circular graphic features a dominant dark blue background with a white icon in the center.
- The icons depict a trash bin for "Mixed Ordinary Wastes," a recycling bin for "Recyclable Wastes," and broken electrical appliances for "Broken Equipment / Household Appliance."
- Below these circles, there are corresponding smaller images with inverted colors (white icons and text on dark blue backgrounds) labeled "Dark Backgrounds Versions."
- On the right side, there is a vibrant orange rectangle with the text "Fully Editable & Automatically Adjusting to Color Schema," showcasing an alternative color option for the icons.
- Each waste category is clearly labeled with capitalized text below each graphic.
The slide presents a clean and professional visual appearance, highlighting waste categories through high-contrast round icons and clear typing for easy comprehension. Its use of consistent color themes ensures a cohesive and visually appealing design.
Use Cases
- An environmental awareness presentation to discuss different types of waste and their disposal methods.
- A recycling training module for educating employees about separating waste in the workplace.
- A waste management proposal to demonstrate a systematic approach for categorizing waste types.
- An introduction in a corporate social responsibility (CSR) report about the company's waste management practices.
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