Here is a glimpse into one of our local, careful, integrated, ground-up, philosophically robust and EMERGENT projects: https://www.guelphmercury.com/community-story/10841138-guelph-students-composting-in-the-classroom-with-a-little-help-from-the-compost-queens/ 

 I started "The Compost Queens of the Royal City" about four years ago because: 

a) I saw that there was, and still is, a need for compost education and support, and behaviour-change, at the individual, household, small businesses and institutions (like an elementary school), and especially, at the collective-community level; 

b) I am waay cray-cray over-the-top about all things compost: red worms, environmental ethics, heat generation possibilities, soil remediation, waste diversion, bird-poop ecology, bioremediation, climate change mitigation, fertilizer that will not blow up cities while stored in ports such as Beirut, etc. Hell, I even love the smell of good compost. 

c) I wanted to switch-tracks, job-wise from mostly talking and writing about environmental facts & concerns, to doing direct action, environmentally (backed by da facts).