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Buy fewer, better things and care for them properly. Community leaders called for continued dialogue, saying the best outcomes come when ordinary people are heard early rather than at the last minute.

The idea is simple: slow down, plan a little, and choose quality over quantity. Readers who tried it reported more time, less stress and better results.

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While challenges remain, many of those involved said the mood is more optimistic than it has been in years.

The announcement drew a mixed response online, with supporters praising the pace of progress and critics asking for clearer timelines and more detailed figures.

“Good policy is one that people can see working in their own daily lives.”

What happens next

Local groups welcomed the news but said the benefits must reach smaller towns and rural areas rather than staying concentrated in the largest cities.

Training and awareness programmes will run alongside the main effort, officials said, to make sure the changes are understood and used widely.

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