Local action, regional impact
A Practical Circular Economy for the Okanagan & Thompson
ReLoad Okanagan is working to keep construction materials close to where they are generated, reduce waste, support reuse, and retain economic value in the region.
Creating Local Employment
Supporting regional jobs in recycling, logistics, and material processing.
Keeping Waste Local & Circular
Directing acceptable materials toward reuse and recovery pathways.
Reducing Emissions Through Efficiency
Coordinating reload and backhaul to reduce unnecessary empty travel.
Repurposing Aggregates
Transforming asphalt and concrete into recycled aggregates and base products.
Transforming Wood Waste
Accepting clean dimensional wood and pursuing future renewable-power initiatives.
Educating & Inspiring
Showing how practical recycling can serve climate and economic goals together.
Five areas of focus
Supporting globally recognized goals through local action.
Five practical priorities connect ReLoad’s regional work to a more resilient future.
Decent Work & Economic Growth
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Responsible Consumption & Production
Climate Action
These references describe broad areas of alignment only and do not imply certification, partnership, approval, or endorsement by the United Nations.
Policy context
Aligned in Direction, Not Endorsed
The company’s direction reflects goals found in federal emissions-reduction and circular-economy plans, the CleanBC Roadmap to 2030, British Columbia circular-economy work, and local climate and solid-waste plans in Kelowna, the Central Okanagan, and Kamloops.