Participate
A membership network for the stakeholders needed to build waste-to-BiCRS supply.
MSW2CDR works because no single city, facility, brand, technology company, buyer, university, or funder controls the full pathway. The network connects each stakeholder’s missing piece to the others.
Where you fit
Each participant improves a different part of the municipal road to CDR.
The MSW2CDR visual language helps each stakeholder see what they control, what they can improve, and what the next useful action is.
Cities + facilitiesControl waste flows and infrastructure
Brands + material partnersInfluence products, packaging, and demand
Technology supply chain partnersNeed real feedstocks and deployment sites
Buyers + fundersNeed credible future supply
MSW2CDRAssessment, routing, claims, and supply-chain building system
Universities + labsStrengthen testing, methods, and R&D
MRV + standards advisorsDefine evidence and verification needs
Communities + workforceSupport visible participation and local jobs
Materials marketsProvide durable product destinations
Why participate
Each member type gains value because the network becomes more useful as it connects.
Cities gain project clarity
Move from landfill diversion and organics management into assessed carbon-removal infrastructure options.
For supply chain partnersFacilities gain retrofit pathways
Identify which existing assets could add durable carbon pathways and what evidence would be needed.
Retrofit analysisBrands gain route intelligence
Understand product, packaging, and waste stream choices before making circularity or CDR-related claims.
Material guideTechnologies gain deployment context
Find feedstock fit, site fit, buyer relevance, and review requirements earlier.
Pathway atlasBuyers gain future-supply visibility
Support new supply without assuming every stream or route is purchase-ready.
Buyer and funder participationUniversities gain applied R&D pathways
Connect research, testing, student projects, grants, and commercialization to real feedstocks and sites.
Advisory ecosystem