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The COLLECTORS project – waste COLLECTiOn systems assessed and good pRacticeS identified – focused on good practices for the collection and sorting of three waste categories: packaging and paper waste, waste electrical and electronic materials (WEEE), and construction and demolition waste (CDW).

Project co-funded by the European Commission under the Horizon 2020 programme, 2017 - 2020.

Highlights

Transitioning to a waste-free economy requires cities and regions across Europe to properly collect, recycle and reuse waste. Thanks to the EU-funded COLLECTORS project, policymakers have access to the information they need to implement fully integrated waste collection systems, making life cleaner and greener for EU citizens. That is why the project has been nominated as a success story by the European Commission. This story is available here.

 

 

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The CRIC project -Climate resilience and Inclusive Cities- aims to propose a long lasting and unique cooperation between cities and research centres in Europe and South Asia (India, Nepal, Bangladesh), and Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand)

Project funded by the European Commission under the EuropeAid programme, 2010 - 2024.

 

 

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The WES – Water and Environment Support (WES) in the ENI Southern Neighbourhood Region – project is a regional project that aims at protecting the environment and improving the management of scarce water resources in the Mediterranean region. Among the key objectives of WES is to tackle problems related to pollution prevention and water use efficiency.

Project funded by the European Commission under the EuropAid programme, 2019 - 2023.

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The WES project has started a technical assistance activity to support Jordan to implement its green and circular economy agenda. It will particularly address the reduction of Single-Use Plastics (SUPs) by developing a joint public-private roadmap. A team of experts led by ACR+ will provide their knowledge on sustainable production and recycling practices in regards to SUPs as well as on relevant policy measures and financial options for curbing the SUPs consumption and paving the way for a gradual phase-out.

 

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Thelogo vertical Cir©Lean project aims to provide services to support the setup of a network of businesses and SMEs to seize industrial symbiosis business opportunities.

Project unded by the European Commission , 2019 - 2023.

 

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Cir©Lean organised the Open Innovation Workshop “Industrial Symbiosis and Circular Economy Models in the Belgian Industry” on 31 May 2022 in Brussels and online. This meeting gave participants the opportunity to exchange experiences and knowledge regarding industrial symbiosis (IS) transactions to ensure that the work of the Cir©Lean network remains relevant for its members. The workshop was the opportunity to share views and suggestions for the European Commission to increase the uptake of IS in the EU.

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The main objective of REthinkWASTE was to provide public authorities with a plug and play model based on the pay-as-you-throw (PAYT) and know-as-you-throw (KAYT) paradigm.

Project funded by the European Commission under the LIFE programme, 2019 - 2022.

Highlights

The final event of the LIFE REthinkWASTE project took place in the Ecomondo expo. Participants heard about the impact of the adoption of integrated PAYT+KAYT models in different EU cities and regions. Furthermore, LIFE REthinkWASTE experts presented a Decision Support System and an Online Toolkit that helped participants to understand if dynamic waste pricing models are suitable and how to plan their use in the most effective manner.

 

 

 

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