This link outlines the terms of use and best practices for the Big Bag Recovery Asset Library, created for participating councils to promote the Big Bag Recovery program. You agree to comply with these terms and guidelines by accessing and using these assets.
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These assets are exclusively for use by councils officially participating in the Big Bag Recovery program.
Access is restricted to authorised council employees and designated contractors.
1.2 Permitted Uses
Assets may be used to promote the Big Bag Recovery program through council-owned channels, including websites, social media platforms, and printed materials.
Usage is limited to non-commercial, program-related promotional activities.
2. Asset Usage Guidelines
2.1 Branding Integrity
Do not alter, crop, or modify the assets in any way that distorts the Big Bag Recovery brand or message.
Maintain the original colours, fonts, and proportions of all assets.
Councils may add their official council logo to the assets, subject to the following conditions:
The council logo must be placed in a non-intrusive location.
The council logo must not exceed 20% of the total asset size
The Big Bag Recovery logo must remain prominently and clearly visible
The relative sizing and positioning of logos must not diminish the visual impact of the Big Bag Recovery branding
The council logo placement must not interfere with the readability of text or key visual elements
The council logo must be of high resolution and professionally designed
The logo placement must maintain the overall aesthetic and design integrity of the original asset
2.2 Context
Use assets only in contexts that positively represent the Big Bag Recovery program and its objectives.
Avoid using assets in any way that could be perceived as endorsing products or services not related to the program.
2.3 Social Media Best Practices
When using social media tiles, adhere to the recommended image sizes and formats for each platform.
3. Legal Considerations
3.1 Copyright
All assets remain the intellectual property of Big Bag Recovery.
Councils are granted a non-exclusive, revocable license to use these assets for the specified purposes.
3.2 Liability
Councils are responsible for ensuring that their use of the assets complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
Big Bag Recovery is not liable for any misuse of the assets by participating councils.
3.3 Third-Party Rights
Do not use the assets in a manner that infringes upon the rights of any third party.
4. Content Accuracy
4.1 Information Updates
Regularly check the Asset Library for updated materials and information.
Ensure that all published content reflects the most current program details and statistics.
4.2 Fact-Checking
Verify all facts and figures before publishing content derived from the Asset Library.
Report any discrepancies or outdated information to Big Bag Recovery immediately.
5. Accessibility and Inclusion
5.1 Accessibility Standards
When using assets in digital formats, ensure they meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 Level AA standards.
Provide alternative text for images when used on websites or in social media posts.
5.2 Inclusive Representation
Use assets that represent diverse communities when applicable.
Avoid content that could be perceived as discriminatory or exclusive.
6. Reporting and Feedback
6.1 Usage Reporting
Councils are encouraged to report on the performance and reach of asset-based campaigns to Big Bag Recovery.
Share success stories and best practices with other participating councils.
6.2 Feedback Mechanism
Provide feedback on the Asset Library to help improve its effectiveness and usability.
7. Termination of Use
7.1 Program Withdrawal
In the event a council withdraws from the Big Bag Recovery program, all rights to use the assets cease immediately.
Remove all Big Bag Recovery assets from all council-owned platforms and materials within 30 days of program withdrawal.
7.2 Misuse of Assets
Big Bag Recovery reserves the right to revoke asset usage rights if these terms are violated.
8. Contact Information
For questions, concerns, or to report misuse of assets, please contact: Big Bag Recovery at 1800 958 333 or via the contact form.
By using the Big Bag Recovery Asset Library, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to comply with these terms of use and best practices.
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Drop off your bulk bags with us, and they’ll be turned into recycling resin pellets used for school seating and evaporative water covers. Find out if your brands are part of the program or get them signed up today.
Drop off your bulk bags at our designated collection point. Together with Big Bag Recovery, we’re transforming these materials into valuable resources like school furniture and water conservation tools. Visit our website to learn how you can participate in this government-accredited recycling program.
Bring your bulk bags to our Big Bag Recovery collection point. We’re part of a nationwide effort that’s already recovered over 6.6 million kg of plastic, reducing CO2 emissions and saving on landfill costs. Find out how our partnership with Big Bag Recovery is creating a more sustainable future for our community!
We are proud to partner with Big Bag Recovery. By dropping off your bulk bags at our collection point, you’re contributing to a program that’s created over 67 circular economy jobs and diverted over 6.6 million kg of bulk bags from landfill. Discover the impact of Big Bag Recovery and how you can get involved!
As a Big Bag Recovery collection point, our council is turning your bulk bags into new products. Join us in this Australian Government Accredited program that’s making a real difference for our environment. Check our website for details on how to participate in the Big Bag Recovery program.
