1. RESPONSIBLE
CONSUMPTION
Cielo Rugel Beltrán

2. What is Responsible
Consumption?
 Responsible consumption is a concept advocated by
ecological, social and political organizations who believe
that humans would do well to change their consumption
habits adjusting to their real needs and choosing options
on the market that promote environmental conservation
and social equality .

3. How can we apply it?
 If you decide to buy something, well see what raw material is
manufactured, how its manufacturing process impacts the
environment and if it generates any damage or social
injustice.
 Also consider what impact the environment and the social
environment (especially close to you) has the use of what you
plan to buy.
 Every time you buy something, you must also consider the
impact caused by waste and garbage generated.
 Avoid products "disposable" if they are not strictly necessary.
 Rejects plastic bags in supermarkets and leading retailers. If
you can, to do the shopping, bring your own cloth bags,
paper, cardboard or even plastic ones previously used until
they are worn out.
 Give priority to products returnable or reusable containers.

5. Which countries take part of it?
 United Kingdom
 Spain
 Peru
 Mexico
 Canada
 Brazil
 France
 Netherlands
 USA
 China
 India
 Japan
 UAE
 Germany
 Italy

7. Online shop for Responsible Consumption
(PERU)
 Your purchases will support various social programs.
The first virtual shop responsible consumption in
Peru launched, leaves a mark on the world
(DUHEM), where the products are marketed as a
common factor contributing to society.
 Products sold by DUHEM support a social cause, in
various fields like education, health, environment,
human rights and development.
 Each field is represented by an NGO Alternative
CHS involved in the field of human rights and social
causes.

9. “Sustainable development
is a healthy future
Avoid excess
you decide”

10. THE END
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