"There was no centralized, aggregate reporting effort, so we were unable to make an accurate assessment of our progress. In addition to this decentralization, we realized that not everything being diverted, particularly organics, was being reported. Diversion opportunities are very location specific, and with properties all over the country, we anticipate that we’ll run into situations where certain composting or recycling opportunities might not be available,[ENGIE Impact’s network and knowledge helped alleviate that burden]. I communicate with my project lead at ENGIE Impact at least once per week, and when I need a vendor for diversion of a certain material at a certain property, [they take] the lead on finding it."