European regions toward Circular Economy (Q4296757)
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Project Q4296757 in France, United Kingdom, Italy, Slovenia, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Bulgaria
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | European regions toward Circular Economy |
Project Q4296757 in France, United Kingdom, Italy, Slovenia, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Bulgaria |
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1,608,855.35 Euro
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1,892,771.0 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 January 2017
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30 June 2021
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LOMBARDY REGION
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41°23'26.92"N, 2°8'20.44"E
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45°29'12.26"N, 9°11'46.54"E
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42°41'49.13"N, 23°19'54.12"E
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46°33'38.09"N, 15°38'59.93"E
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50°26'34.01"N, 2°47'16.19"E
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51°59'6.36"N, 5°53'55.43"E
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51°6'25.20"N, 17°3'3.89"E
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51°30'11.92"N, 0°5'54.53"W
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CircE Project (European regions toward Circular Economy) involves 8 partners both at regional and local scale and representatives of different European social and economic scenarios: Lombardy Region, Government of Catalonia, Marshal’s Office of Lower Silesia, Province of Gelderland, London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB), Creation Development EcoEntreprises (CD2E), Sofia Municipality, Association of Municipalities and Towns of Slovenia (SOS). The project aims at strengthening the diffusion of Circular Economy (CE) in Europe, consistently with the European Commission’s Circular Economy Package (2015). In particular the project aims at helping the Partners involved to increase the capability of their Policy instruments to steer economy towards a circular model. The project carries out this task by aiming at modifying or readdressing the selected policy instruments through an exchange of knowledge/experiences among Partners, through a continuous involvement of Stakeholders and through a deeper analysis of economic system. In the first phase (2,5 years) every Partner is intended to work on the main relevant economic sectors, identifying opportunities to develop CE as well as barriers, hampering their development. A prioritization of the identified opportunities will be produced on the base of shared criteria agreed in the project process. Policy options, already provided or potentially provided by the policy instruments, will be analyzed to find out best practices or new potential effective policy options. Every Partner will draft an action plan to transfer the lessons learnt in the interregional exchange into its own policy instrument, according to the prioritized opportunities and the highlighted barriers. In the second phase (2 years) the project will directly involve the political level to integrate the main findings into the selected policy instruments, modifying or reorienting them. In this phase effective implementation of the action plans will be monitored. (English)
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