This call from Sweden's Innovation Agency focuses on support for developing and scaling up sustainable, circular and resource-efficient solutions for forest-based industries as well as the plastics and textile value chains.
At least one of the 3 or more stakeholders must be Swedish.
This Horizon Innovation Action is looking for tools, solutions and associated business models that facilitate the adoption of inclusive circular construction models and more efficient use of buildings.
The goal is to reduce the need to extract raw materials.
This call aims to support innovative fibre-to-fibre recycling solutions that improve circularity, reduce waste and strengthen sustainable resource management across the European textile sector.
Projects are expected to contribute to improved collection, sorting, disassembly, contaminant removal, characterisation and recycling of post-consumer textiles.
Austria’s Federal Ministry for Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure is funding national R&D projects promoting the resource transition and laying the groundwork for a competitive and sustainable economy.
They are looking for Cooperative R&D projects in areas such as sorting and recycling and condition-based maintenance, and Qualification networks on circular plastics.
A practical framework for structuring operational, traceability and material-flow evidence into buyer-readable documentation for circular value chains, procurement review and cross-border supplier due diligence.
The SUSTRACK Toolkit was developed under the Horizon Europe project SUSTRACK.
It provides practical tools, policy briefs, case studies and guidance to help policymakers, businesses and researchers accelerate the transition to a circular and sustainable bio-based economy.
The Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking is a €2 billion partnership between the EU and the Bio-based Industries Consortium.
It has just issued a call for project proposals. A total of €170.7 million across 13 topics will support the development and scale-up of competitive circular bio-based industries in Europe.
The HEREWEAR HUB is a collection of 40+ resources intended to help anyone gain the skills and find information and contacts to become part of the biobased, local and circular textile and clothing ecosystem.
ASF is a methodology developed for the sustainability assessment of additive use throughout the lifecycle of PVC articles. It is a replicable, risk-based methodology that integrates different types of quantitative and qualitative knowledge, including environmental and lifecycle process management dimensions.
This Standardization Roadmap aims to provide an overview of the status quo of standardization in the field of the circular economy, to describe the requirements and challenges for seven key topics, and to identify possible needs for future standards and specifications.
