Waste by Composition

Slide Content

The slide identifies three categories of waste: Animal and vegetal wastes, Mineral and solidified wastes, and Paper & paperboard. Each category is represented with an icon: a fish skeleton symbolizing organic waste like food and garden debris, a trash bin with wheels symbolizing materials from construction and manufacturing, and a document symbol indicating waste from paper products.

Graphical Look

• A large, bold title "Waste by Composition" is centered at the top of the slide in a serif font.
• There are three primary circle-shaped icons with a dark blue background, evenly distributed horizontally across the slide.
• Below each primary icon, there's its corresponding white icon version against a dark background, labeled "Dark backgrounds versions."
• The icons depict, from left to right: a fish skeleton for "Animal and vegetal wastes," a trash bin for "Mineral and solidified wastes," and a stack of papers for "Paper & paperboard."
• Each primary icon has a subtitle text describing the type of waste it represents.
• There are three smaller icons with variations in the background color, situated below the main row of icons, showing adaptability for different color schemes.
• The slide has a consistent color palette, using shades of blue and orange to create contrast and visual interest.

The slide has a professional and clean design with a clear visual hierarchy, allowing for easy comprehension of the content. The use of icons and color contrast aids in the quick identification of the categories of waste.

Use Cases

• In an environmental presentation, focusing on waste management and categorization.
• During a corporate sustainability report to highlight the types of waste the company produces and how it is handled.
• As an educational tool in workshops or seminars to teach about different types of waste and their environmental impacts.
• In a policy-making discussion on waste management strategies, to stress the importance of sorting waste according to its composition.