Sustainability Student guide


student guide

Are you new at KTH? Are you looking for some sustainable activities and alternatives as you move in? Or are you leaving KTH and want to do so in a sustainable way?

Then you are in the right place! We've gathered here some of the most popular & student-friendly options for you to explore. Enjoy! ;)

Secondhand and sharing

Secondhand shops

Good stuff on a budget

Secondhand shopping is very common in Sweden. Simply visit one of the shops nearby and you'll be surprised of what you can find!

Myrorna
Red Cross
Stockholm Stadsmission

KOSTNIX

Non-commercial store(s)
for student residents

Students in Lappis and Kungshamra can visit the store at their opening hours and grab some household stuff left by neighbors. FREE!

KostNix Lappis
KostNix Kungshamra

Smarta Kartan

Local map of different types of resource sharing

Discover initiatives that make it easy to rent, share, exchange, borrow, give and get!

https://www.smartakartan.se/

Facebook groups

Peer-to-peer channels

Facebook groups and Marketplace are popular ways to find secondhand things on sale directly from the owners.

Lappis Market
Kungshamra Market
Loppis Second Hand Stockholm

Online markets

Online shopping as you know it

Other sources

Further listings to dig in!

Food and waste

Microwave ovens on campus

The necessity for your survival

Finding microwave ovens on campus at lunch time can be tricky. Use this map below to make your life a bit easier:

Microwave oven campus map

Reusable cups

No more single-use coffee cups

Why wasting single-use paper cups when you can use a returnable one? Here is how you can enjoy your coffee-to-go with less environmental impact:

Loop-it

Rescued food

Join the mission to stop food waste

You can get some discounted (or free) food that's still in good quality. Save your money and the planet at the same time!

Olio
Karma
FoodSharingSthlm

Recycling guide

What goes where?

It's always good to categorize your waste before going to the recycling station. Take a look at some general guidelines here:

Recycling system (ftiab.se)
Sorting guide a-z

Recycling stations

They take everything!

Some waste is hazardous and does not go in the norma bin. Find your nearest recycling station to get rid of paint, broken furniture or other uncommon waste!

Map to recycling stations

Zero Waste Stockholm

Join the Zero Waste movement

All sorts of information about how to live a zero-waste lifestyle in Stockholm.

Zero Waste Stockholm

Travel

National/
International Travelling


Public transport in Stockholm

Buses, metro, rail and ferry

Sustainable Travel Guide

Inspirational stories and tips from other students

Credits: Sources of images on this page
Free-Photos from Pixabay
Kostnix Lappis Facebook group
www.stockholmvattenochavfall.se
www.zerowastestockholm.org