CRISP was established in 1993 and has grown rapidly since its inception, CRISP is now regarded as a valuable asset to sustainable development in South London.

CRISP specifically aims to

• To realise the environmental benefits of by sustainable development and the minimisation of the waste of resources
• To realise the local employment opportunities of Sustainable Development
• To generate income and support for local community projects and organisations

Services offered by CRISP

Waste Minimisation Reuse and Recycling Projects
CRISP supports the establishment and management of a number of Waste Minimisation Reuse and Recycling Projects.

Advice on Sustainable Development, Waste Minimisation Reuse and Recycling
CRISP offers a free advisory service on the issues of Sustainable Development, Waste Minimisation and Recycling. CRISP acts as the co-ordinator of the London Community Recycling Network and has a directory of active Community Recycling Groups across London.

Research and Consultancy
CRISP offers research and consultancy services on Sustainable Development, Waste Minimisation and Recycling to Local Authorities, Voluntary Organisations, and the Commercial Sector - including carrying out Surveys, Audit, Monitoring, Feasibility Studies, and Project Implementation and Support.

Environmental Education and Awareness
CRISP provides support and advice on Environmental Issues and Sustainable Development to Southwark Schools and Higher Education Establishments, and has close links with ICCET (Imperial College Centre for Environmental Technology) and South Bank University.