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3. Confirmation that we are on the right path

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3. Confirmation that we are on the right path

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1. We should include our interdisciplinary depth in our project

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1. We should include our interdisciplinary depth in our project

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Makes most "sense" for our project
Most natural and clean structure for answering the purpose of our assignment

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Malin: Property development, uses knowledge about locations and the impact of where things are located (in this case, the location of residual waste and fretex bins)

Magnus: Mechanical engineering, uses knowledge about production, energy cost and reproduction for the textile waste

Helene: Experience in data science and will use this to make the survey and analyse the data from the survey.

Sarah: Interaction Design, how to make products or services easy to use. In this case, how can the service/product provide inspiration to people to sorte textiles more easily

Pedram: Looks at the business perspective and different opportunities for creating value from textile waste. Conducting SWOT analysis.

Zain: Automated electronics systems for waste sorting, tracking and monitoring sorting activities. This helps to increase sorting efficiency and increasing motivation for sorting.

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We will give most weigth on peoples current knowledge on textile waste and recycling and how to create awareness about textile waste to people living in Norway.

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1 Introduction
2 Method
2.1 Limitatons
2.2 Method
3 Background
3.1 What is textile
3.2 Hazards of textile waste
3.3 Current Situation for textile waste in EU
3.4 Current Situation for textile waste in Norway
3.5 Values of textile waste
4 Peoples current knowledge
4.1 What do people know
4.2 What do people not know
5 Raising awareness
- Different ways of raising awareness
- SWOT analysis
- Discussion
6 Conclusion

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How have your structured your team's project report? 

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How have your structured your team's project report? 

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What are the main headings/subheadings in your project report?

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What are the main headings/subheadings in your project report?

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Remember to chose one team member to present your group's project report structure.