Office buildings and lake at Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work, London

How JPC by Samsic Helped Chiswick Park Reduce Waste by 57 Tonnes

A data-led waste reduction and recycling programme for Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work, a 1.8 million sq ft London business campus home to more than 50 organisations.

Improving Recycling Performance Across a Multi-Occupier London Business Campus

Managing waste and recycling across a 1.8 million sq ft campus occupied by more than 50 organisations created challenges around consistency, visibility and engagement. Chiswick Park is home to some of the world’s best companies, each with its own operational requirements, waste profiles and sustainability objectives.

While collection services were operating effectively, both JPC by Samsic and Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work recognised an opportunity to move beyond waste disposal and create a model focused on measurable environmental outcomes that supported occupiers in achieving their sustainability objectives.

Occupiers relaxing on the lawn at Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work

Multiple occupiers with differing waste behaviours, leading to inconsistent recycling performance

Limited visibility of waste trends across occupiers, making improvements hard to target

Increasing sustainability expectations, putting greater pressure on ESG reporting

New Simpler Recycling requirements, adding compliance obligations

Waste contamination, driving up operational costs

Occupier engagement gaps, lowering recycling participation

A Data-Led Waste Reduction and Recycling Strategy

JPC by Samsic implemented a comprehensive waste management programme combining performance benchmarking, occupier engagement, waste audits, specialist recycling support and a bespoke Waste Performance Ranking Tool. The initiative was designed to improve waste segregation, increase accountability and drive measurable environmental improvements across the estate.

Lake and waterfall at Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work

JPC by Samsic team after a litter pick at Chiswick Park

Measurable Waste Reduction and Recycling Improvements

JPC by Samsic team member working in a recycling and waste area

Supporting ESG Goals Through Smarter Waste Management

The partnership has delivered significant environmental and operational benefits, helping Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work strengthen ESG performance, reduce waste volumes and increase occupier participation in recycling initiatives. By combining technology, data and behavioural change, JPC by Samsic created a scalable approach to sustainable waste management within a complex commercial property environment.

It shows how waste management can evolve from a compliance-driven function into a strategic ESG enabler.

  • Environmental: 57 tonnes of waste avoided, increased recycling participation, significant growth in food waste diversion and lower environmental impact across the estate.
  • Operational: enhanced data visibility, improved occupier accountability, streamlined reporting and better waste stream management.
  • Financial: reduced general waste costs, improved occupier efficiency, incentivised recycling behaviours and lower contamination-related costs.
  • Strategic: stronger ESG performance, increased occupier engagement, a future-ready approach to compliance and a scalable sustainability framework.
JPC by Samsic team member cleaning commercial waste bins

A Proven Model for Workplace Waste

As organisations face increasing pressure to demonstrate measurable environmental performance, Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work’s partnership with JPC by Samsic provides a proven model for workplace waste transformation. Rather than relying solely on infrastructure changes, the programme combines data, technology, behavioural science and occupier engagement to create lasting improvements in sustainability outcomes.

The result is a smarter, more accountable and more sustainable approach to waste management, one that delivers measurable value for occupiers, estate managers and the wider environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

How did JPC by Samsic reduce waste at Chiswick Park?

JPC by Samsic introduced a data-led waste management programme that combined performance benchmarking, waste audits, occupier engagement, recycling education and a bespoke Waste Performance Ranking Tool to identify opportunities for improvement.

How much waste was reduced?

The programme helped avoid 57 tonnes of waste and delivered a 7,693kg reduction in waste generated during Q1 2026 compared with the same period in 2025.

What impact did the programme have on recycling rates?

Food waste recycling increased by 120% and overall recycling rates improved by three percentage points.

What makes this waste management strategy different?

The approach combines operational waste management with data analytics, behavioural change, ESG reporting and occupier engagement, creating measurable sustainability outcomes rather than simply collecting waste.

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