Scavenger Hunt Circular Quest Comes to Zurich

Zurich/Olten SO – The Future Perfect association has announced the launch of the interactive educational scavenger hunt Circular Quest in Zurich on November 21. The project, which was launched in Olten last year, brings vocational trainees and companies closer to solutions relating to climate, energy and the circular economy.

(CONNECT) Following last year's pilot project in Olten, the digital scavenger hunt Circular Quest is now coming to Zurich. Guided by an app and with interactive stations in the city of Zurich, Circular Quest brings vocational students, companies and interested private individuals closer to concrete solutions for climate, energy and the circular economy.

According to a press release, this project, developed and coordinated by the Future Perfect association, combines climate protection with practical knowledge transfer. In an interactive scavenger hunt, participants discover on site how reuse, repair, rental models and energy-efficient solutions work in practice. The focus is now on climate change and energy efficiency, with an additional focus on the food service industry.

"Circular Quest brings the circular economy to life," says project manager Selina Reusser from Future Perfect. "Those who take part playfully discover new ways to make our everyday working and living lives more climate-friendly." The implementation in Zurich is reportedly being developed in close cooperation with the Allgemeine Berufsschule Zürich. It is supported by the City of Zurich's KlimUp funding program and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy.

The official launch for all interested parties will take place on November 21 at Werkstadt Zürich. Circular Quest Zurich is also included in the supporting program of the exhibition Zurich circular. The future with a circular economy in the Stadthaus Zurich. There will also be events and accompanying offers for schools. ce/mm

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