PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
Programme 2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B EURO Mediterranean (EURO MED)Description
Establishment of Support Service(EN)
VERDEinMED international collaboration network(EN)
VERDEinMED international collaboration network(FR)
Strategy towards a circular economy for textiles(FR)
Strategy towards a circular economy for textiles(EN)
Website: https://interreg-euro-med.eu/en/
Thematic information
Priority:
(VI-B_EM_2) Greener MEDPriority specific objective:
RSO2.6. Promoting the transition to a circular and resource efficient economyPriority policy objective (Interreg specific objective):
PO2 A greener, low-carbon transitioning towards a net zero carbon economy and resilient Europe by promoting clean and fair energy transition, green and blue investment, the circular economy, climate change mitigation and adaptation, risk prevention and management, and sustainable urban mobilityType of intervention:
071 Promoting the use of recycled materials as raw materialsPartners (10)
Lead Partner: Εθνικό Κέντρο Έρευνας και Τεχνολογικής Ανάπτυξης (Πτολεμαΐδα)
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 998802502
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 099785242 | EL120000031 | - (FR), - (EN)
Department: Chemical Process and Energy resources Institute (CPERI)
Address: 4th km of Ptolemais-Mpodosakeio Hos. National Road, GR-50200 Ptolemais Ptolemais, Greece
Department address: 4th km of Ptolemais-Mpodosakeio Hos. National Road, GR-50200 Ptolemais Ptolemais, Greece
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.certh.gr
Total budget: EUR 464 400.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 371 520.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 92 880.00
- Българска Модна Асоциация
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Name: Българска Модна Асоциация
Department: Fashion industry
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 897908534
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 205836784 | BG220000010 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: 52 Pliska Str., 7004 Ruse, Bulgaria
Department address: 52 Pliska Str., 7004 Ruse, Bulgaria
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Other
Website: https://www.bgfa.eu
Total budget: EUR 248 900.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 199 120.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 49 780.00
- ТРГОВСКО ТЕКСТИЛНО ЗДРУЖЕНИЕ – ТЕКТСТИЛЕН КЛАСТЕР
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Name: ТРГОВСКО ТЕКСТИЛНО ЗДРУЖЕНИЕ – ТЕКТСТИЛЕН КЛАСТЕР
Department: North Macedonia (NMK)
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 928641723
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 4029003127004 | MK220000001 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Goce Delcev, 2000 Shtip, North Macedonia
Department address: Goce Delcev, 2000 Shtip, North Macedonia
Legal status: private
Organisation type: Other
Website: http://www.tta.org.mk
Total budget: EUR 194 000.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 155 200.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 38 800.00
Contractors:
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Name: REVERSA DOO Skopje
VAT registration or tax identification number: 4030005541884 -
Name: Goce Borovski
VAT registration or tax identification number: 0909975450064
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Name: REVERSA DOO Skopje
- Legambiente nazionale APS - RETE ASSOCIATIVA - ETS
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Name: Legambiente nazionale APS - RETE ASSOCIATIVA - ETS
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 986523951
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 02143941009 | IT220000026 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Via Salaria, 00199 Rome, Italy
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Other
Website: http://www.legambiente.it
Total budget: EUR 261 900.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 209 520.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 52 380.00
Contractors:
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Name: CAPTURE STUDIO ROMA di Adriano
VAT registration or tax identification number: 07548941215 -
Name: Roberto Guerra
VAT registration or tax identification number: 11228591001 -
Name: Maria Luisa Carli
VAT registration or tax identification number: 03682910546
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Name: CAPTURE STUDIO ROMA di Adriano
- Confindustria Umbria
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Name: Confindustria Umbria
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 80003850544 | IT220000025 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Via Palermo, 06124 Perugia, Italy
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Business support organisation
Website: http://www.confindustria.umbria.it
Total budget: EUR 254 902.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 203 921.60
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 50 980.40
Contractors:
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Name: Diego Mattioli
VAT registration or tax identification number: 03054410547
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Name: Diego Mattioli
- E-zavod
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Name: E-zavod
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 965338472
Partner’s ID if not PIC: SI46683518 | SI120000001 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Čučkova ulica, 2250 Ptuj, Slovenia
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Business support organisation
Website: http://www.ezavod.si
Total budget: EUR 280 900.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 224 720.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 56 180.00
- Centro Tecnológico das Indústrias Têxtil e do Vestuário de Portugal
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Name: Centro Tecnológico das Indústrias Têxtil e do Vestuário de Portugal
Department: Chemical and Biotecnology Department
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 989877920
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 502201886 | PT220000051 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Rua Fernando Mesquita, 4760-034 Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
Department address: Rua Fernando Mesquita, 4760-034 Vila Nova de Famalicão, Portugal
Legal status: private
Organisation type: Higher education and research organisations
Website: http://www.citeve.pt
Total budget: EUR 287 900.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 230 320.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 57 580.00
Contractors:
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Name: Massimo
VAT registration or tax identification number: PT504024361 -
Name: MIGUEL SILVA
VAT registration or tax identification number: PT515770604 -
Name: DIDAXIS II
VAT registration or tax identification number: PT510785646
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Name: Massimo
- Fundación corporación tecnológica de Andalucia
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Name: Fundación corporación tecnológica de Andalucia
Department: Business Development area
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 952902587
Partner’s ID if not PIC: G91452953 | ES2G0000021 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Albert Einstein. Edificio INSUR. 4 PLANTA, 41092 Seville, Spain
Department address: Albert Einstein. Edificio INSUR. 4 PLANTA, 41092 Seville, Spain
Legal status: private
Organisation type: Business support organisation
Website: http://www.corporaciontecnologica.com/en
Total budget: EUR 305 400.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 244 320.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 61 080.00
Contractors:
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Name: GESTIÓN 5
VAT registration or tax identification number: F41620873 -
Name: María José López Montero
VAT registration or tax identification number: 48955501R
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Name: GESTIÓN 5
- Consorci de la Ribera
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Name: Consorci de la Ribera
Department: Sustainable energy department
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 930101185
Partner’s ID if not PIC: P4600062F | ES1P0000036 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: Taronger, 46600 Alzira, Spain
Department address: Safor, 46680 Algemesí, Spain
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Local public authority
Website: http://consorcidelaribera.com
Total budget: EUR 282 400.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 225 920.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 56 480.00
Contractors:
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Name: GRANT THORNTON, S.L.P.
VAT registration or tax identification number: B08914830
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Name: GRANT THORNTON, S.L.P.
- Ανώνυμη εταιρία διαχείρισης απορριμμάτων Δυτικής Μακεδονίας
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Name: Ανώνυμη εταιρία διαχείρισης απορριμμάτων Δυτικής Μακεδονίας
Department: Department of Supplies, Services and Programs
PIC (Participant Identification Code): 947990022
Partner’s ID if not PIC: 094378229 | EL120000047 | - (FR), - (EN)
Address: 6th km Kozanis - Ptolemaidas, 50100 Kozani, Greece
Department address: 6th km Kozanis - Ptolemaidas, 50100 Kozani, Greece
Legal status: public
Organisation type: Other
Website: https://diadyma.gr/
Total budget: EUR 267 900.00
Partner’s programme co-financing: EUR 214 320.00
Partner’s programme co-financing rate: 80.00%
Partner contribution: EUR 53 580.00
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PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
PreVEnting and ReDucing the tExtiles waste mountain in the MED area
Lead partner
Project partner
Summary
Project acronym: VERDEinMED
Project ID: Euro-MED0200343
Project start date: 2024-01-01
Project end date: 2026-09-30
Project status:
ongoingRelevant linked projects:
- P1 – CREATIVEWEAR – Interreg MED
- CreativeWear project revitalizes the crisis-ridden Textile & Clothing (T&C) sector through a new attention to creativity, personalized design, and artisan as well as small-scale production for territorially specific value chains in customer-driven business models.
- CreativeWear project extends the on-going H2020 TCBL project (which complements techno-industrial with social innovation to return 5% of capacity to Europe and attain a 20% reduction in environmental impact by 2025) to creative clusters in the Mediteranean space, integrating them into the broader TCBL ecosystem. CreativeWear aims both to recover and valorize the design heritage and tacit “making” knowledge of T&C in Mediterranean cultures (MED-Texmedin) T&C and to bring new energy to creative clusters by reinforcing their creativity-based innovation capacity and integrating their activity into emergent transnational value chains (CreativeMED).
- CreativeWear tests adaptation of the TCBL network model to existing creative clusters such as museums, creative hubs, fashion schools, design centers, volunteer organizations. The transferrable CreativeWear model allows for greater coherence with ERDF and ESF policy frameworks in different national and regional contexts. (EN), P1 – CREATIVEWEAR – Interreg MED
- CreativeWear project revitalizes the crisis-ridden Textile & Clothing (T&C) sector through a new attention to creativity, personalized design, and artisan as well as small-scale production for territorially specific value chains in customer-driven business models.
- CreativeWear project extends the on-going H2020 TCBL project (which complements techno-industrial with social innovation to return 5% of capacity to Europe and attain a 20% reduction in environmental impact by 2025) to creative clusters in the Mediteranean space, integrating them into the broader TCBL ecosystem. CreativeWear aims both to recover and valorize the design heritage and tacit “making” knowledge of T&C in Mediterranean cultures (MED-Texmedin) T&C and to bring new energy to creative clusters by reinforcing their creativity-based innovation capacity and integrating their activity into emergent transnational value chains (CreativeMED).
- CreativeWear tests adaptation of the TCBL network model to existing creative clusters such as museums, creative hubs, fashion schools, design centers, volunteer organizations. The transferrable CreativeWear model allows for greater coherence with ERDF and ESF policy frameworks in different national and regional contexts. (FR) | E-zavod will apply its experience as CREATIVEWEAR partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will use the methodology and the knowledge extracted by CreativeWear in order to create the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - In addition methodology of Living Labs will be used at setting –up the regional hub and business2consumer living lab (A1.3, A2.3)
- - Results of CREATIVEWEAR will be used for establishing of Support Service (A2.1, A2.2, A2.3 & A2.4) (FR), E-zavod will apply its experience as CREATIVEWEAR partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will use the methodology and the knowledge extracted by CreativeWear in order to create the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - In addition methodology of Living Labs will be used at setting –up the regional hub and business2consumer living lab (A1.3, A2.3)
- - Results of CREATIVEWEAR will be used for establishing of Support Service (A2.1, A2.2, A2.3 & A2.4) (EN), P2 – TCBL – Textile and Clothing Business Labs – HORIZON 2020
- TCBL aims to transform the Textile & Clothing (T&C) industry, bringing 5% of production capacity back to Europe by applying new sustainable business approaches that support local design and production, reducing the T&C sector’s impact on the environment.
- The demand for ethical and environmentally friendly clothes is a worldly growing trend. In order to meet those customers’ needs in a fast-growing, competitive market,
- TCBL introduces and supports new approaches to product design, production and sales, creating ‘laboratories’ for design and manufacturing in order to create new business model opportunities to local companies that otherwise would not have the resources to experiment new methodologies.
- TCBL introduces 3 types of open innovation Business Labs, each focused on specific areas of the value chain:
- - Design Labs (creating emotionally-oriented immaterial value)
- - Making Labs (converting skilled labor into material value)
- - Place Labs (generating spatial community and socially-oriented value) (EN), P2 – TCBL – Textile and Clothing Business Labs – HORIZON 2020
- TCBL aims to transform the Textile & Clothing (T&C) industry, bringing 5% of production capacity back to Europe by applying new sustainable business approaches that support local design and production, reducing the T&C sector’s impact on the environment.
- The demand for ethical and environmentally friendly clothes is a worldly growing trend. In order to meet those customers’ needs in a fast-growing, competitive market,
- TCBL introduces and supports new approaches to product design, production and sales, creating ‘laboratories’ for design and manufacturing in order to create new business model opportunities to local companies that otherwise would not have the resources to experiment new methodologies.
- TCBL introduces 3 types of open innovation Business Labs, each focused on specific areas of the value chain:
- - Design Labs (creating emotionally-oriented immaterial value)
- - Making Labs (converting skilled labor into material value)
- - Place Labs (generating spatial community and socially-oriented value) (FR) | E-zavod will apply its experience as TCBL partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will use the methodology and the knowledge extracted by TCBL in order to create the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - In addition methodology of Living Labs will be used for setting –up the regional hub and consumer living lab (A1.3)
- - The business labs, which be introduced by the TCBL, will constitute the guidelines for VERDEinMED to coordinate the appropriate Living Labs (A2.3) and to add more important information and organize in a higher level the Technical Assistance Service (A2.2) (EN), E-zavod will apply its experience as TCBL partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will use the methodology and the knowledge extracted by TCBL in order to create the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - In addition methodology of Living Labs will be used for setting –up the regional hub and consumer living lab (A1.3)
- - The business labs, which be introduced by the TCBL, will constitute the guidelines for VERDEinMED to coordinate the appropriate Living Labs (A2.3) and to add more important information and organize in a higher level the Technical Assistance Service (A2.2) (FR), P3 – CLOTH project – CLuster Alliance fOr the Transition to green and digital fashion- COSME Programme
- CLOTH project aims to boost the interregional cooperation through the creation of a cluster alliance within the Fashion sector that promotes the necessary conditions to create a favourable ecosystem of relevant stakeholders, from a cross-sectorial perspective, that lead to a greener, smarter and more competitive and innovative European Fashion sector, creating new alliances, business and investment opportunities for the European SMES. (FR), P3 – CLOTH project – CLuster Alliance fOr the Transition to green and digital fashion- COSME Programme
- CLOTH project aims to boost the interregional cooperation through the creation of a cluster alliance within the Fashion sector that promotes the necessary conditions to create a favourable ecosystem of relevant stakeholders, from a cross-sectorial perspective, that lead to a greener, smarter and more competitive and innovative European Fashion sector, creating new alliances, business and investment opportunities for the European SMES. (EN) | BFA as a project partner of CLOTH will contribute in the following way:
- - CLOTH will be used as background information to enrich the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - Ideas and practices in the field of digital and sustainable transformation of businesses, processes and operations could be drawn in order to establish the Support Service (A2.1)
- - CLOTH will provide information and practices to disseminate further the VERDE COMPASS (A2.5)
- - The project’s results will be used to transform the policy recommendations (A3.1) and the regional / national strategy towards a circular economy for textiles (A3.2) (EN), BFA as a project partner of CLOTH will contribute in the following way:
- - CLOTH will be used as background information to enrich the Knowledge Platform (A1.2)
- - Ideas and practices in the field of digital and sustainable transformation of businesses, processes and operations could be drawn in order to establish the Support Service (A2.1)
- - CLOTH will provide information and practices to disseminate further the VERDE COMPASS (A2.5)
- - The project’s results will be used to transform the policy recommendations (A3.1) and the regional / national strategy towards a circular economy for textiles (A3.2) (FR), P4 – FASCINATE –SUSTAINABLE FASHION ALLIANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKETS- COSME Programme
- FASCINATE project ́s aim is to support the internationalization of EU textile and fashion SME clusters that are working towards the development of circularity and sustainability in these industries. Besides the textile and fashion industry, this partnership will also seek a cross-sectoral collaboration with the technology and footwear sectors. (FR), P4 – FASCINATE – SUSTAINABLE FASHION ALLIANCE FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKETS- COSME Programme
- FASCINATE project ́s aim is to support the internationalization of EU textile and fashion SME clusters that are working towards the development of circularity and sustainability in these industries. Besides the textile and fashion industry, this partnership will also seek a cross-sectoral collaboration with the technology and footwear sectors. (EN) | BFA as a project partner of FASCINATE will contribute in the following way:
- - Main target of FASCINATE was to build a European clusters and companies network collaboration (the ESCP-4i), related to the development of circularity and sustainability, in the fashion, textile and footwear industries. This could be the base for VERDEinMED to create the VERDE Academy (A2.4) and disseminate further the VERDE COMPASS (A2.5) but also to initiate the collaboration protocols (O2.1)
- - The Joint Internationalization Strategy aiming at third markets outside the EU – USA, Canada, Japan which was defined by the project, and could be a stable background for implementing the regional/national strategy towards a circular economy for textiles (A3.2)
- - In addition the new value chains from the interaction between fashion & digital companies (and other sectors like footwear), which were explored through the FASCINATE, could be the basis for disseminating the VERDE COMPASS (A2.5) (EN), BFA as a project partner of FASCINATE will contribute in the following way:
- - Main target of FASCINATE was to build a European clusters and companies network collaboration (the ESCP-4i), related to the development of circularity and sustainability, in the fashion, textile and footwear industries. This could be the base for VERDEinMED to create the VERDE Academy (A2.4) and disseminate further the VERDE COMPASS. (A2.5) but also to initiate the collaboration protocols (O2.1)
- - The Joint Internationalization Strategy aiming at third markets outside the EU – USA, Canada, Japan which was defined by the project, and could be a stable background for implementing the regional/national strategy towards a circular economy for textiles (A3.2)
- - In addition the new value chains from the interaction between fashion & digital companies (and other sectors like footwear), which were explored through the FASCINATE, could be a basin for disseminating the VERDE COMPASS (A2.5) (FR), P5 – GALACTICA – H2020-INNOSUP
- Smart Industrial innovation as enabler to drive new value chains for textiles and aerospace (H2020-INNOSUP-2019-01-two-stage).
- GALACTICA project aims to support the creation of new industrial value chains around textile and aerospace sectors based on advanced manufacturing. The vision is to drive cross-sectoral innovation to boost new market opportunities, revenues and improve productivity.
- GALACTICA is facilitating the uptake of advanced manufacturing technologies as part of the digital transition of the textile and aerospace industries.
- Direct financial support for SMEs in the aerospace, textile sectors or that develop advanced manufacturing technologies to generate new value chains between these sectors. Two types of projects are financed in two calls. Pioneers, to validate proofs of concept for a maximum amount of €20,000 per project. The second typology, ORBITAL projects, finance up to €100,000 per proposal. (FR), P5 –GALACTICA –H2020-INNOSUP
- Smart Industrial innovation as enabler to drive new value chains for textiles and aerospace (H2020-INNOSUP-2019-01-two-stage).
- GALACTICA project aims to support the creation of new industrial value chains around textile and aerospace sectors based on advanced manufacturing. The vision is to drive cross-sectoral innovation to boost new market opportunities, revenues and improve productivity.
- GALACTICA is facilitating the uptake of advanced manufacturing technologies as part of the digital transition of the textile and aerospace industries.
- Direct financial support for SMEs in the aerospace, textile sectors or that develop advanced manufacturing technologies to generate new value chains between these sectors. Two types of projects are financed in two calls. Pioneers, to validate proofs of concept for a maximum amount of €20,000 per project. The second typology, ORBITAL projects, finance up to €100,000 per proposal. (EN) | CTA as GALACTICA partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - Supporting SMEs in the textile and advanced manufacturing sector, in their digital and sustainable transformation of their businesses, processes and operations and strengthening their skills and competences in management, development, innovation, circular economy, internationalisation and entrepreneurship, aligned with market needs (A2.1)
- - Applying the methodology used in GALACTICA to design, publish and disseminate a PoC-Proof of concept call for projects adapted to the needs of the textile sector (A1.2 & A2.1)
- - Engaging GALACTICA community of SMEs in the textile sector (A2.4, O2.1)
- - Building on GALACTICA findings to strengthen the sector competitiveness, sustainability and resilience (A3.3) (FR), CTA as GALACTICA partner will contribute to the development of the following activities:
- - Supporting SMEs in the textile and advanced manufacturing sector, in their digital and sustainable transformation of their businesses, processes and operations and strengthening their skills and competences in management, development, innovation, circular economy, internationalisation and entrepreneurship, aligned with market needs (A2.1)
- - Applying the methodology used in GALACTICA to design, publish and disseminate a PoC-Proof of concept call for projects adapted to the needs of the textile sector (A1.2 & A2.1)
- - Engaging GALACTICA community of SMEs in the textile sector (A2.4, O2.1)
- - Building on GALACTICA findings to strengthen the sector competitiveness, sustainability and resilience (A3.3) (EN), P6 –finMED – Interreg MED
- Fostering economic growth and development, while ensuring that natural assets continue to provide the resources and environmental services on which prosperity relies, is no more a choice but an imperative for economic and social future wellbeing of people. Although green transition will not take off without financing and assure the financing of innovation in green sectors has become a common concern for all MED countries and regions. To answer this challenge, a pool of regions, clusters, business support organisations, knowledge providers and development agencies joined in the finMED project, whose aim is to boost the financing of innovation in green growth sectors through improved delivery of policies and strategies and the introduction of innovative cluster services.
- The project delivers concrete outputs and results in three fields:
- 1- Public policies delivery, by developing and adopting new concepts, principle and practices to finance green growth strategies;
- 2- Innovation and business environment, by improving interaction and collaboration (at regional and transnational level) among involved stakeholders and bridging the gap among enterprises and financers;
- 3- Green sectors capacities, by stimulating and actively supporting their adaptability to the most impellent financing challenges. finMED also develops a proper specific position on the future of green sectors innovation financing, supporting the policy debate for 2021-2028 programming period in MED and EU area. (FR), P6 –finMED – Interreg MED
- Fostering economic growth and development, while ensuring that natural assets continue to provide the resources and environmental services on which prosperity relies, is no more a choice but an imperative for economic and social future wellbeing of people. Although green transition will not take off without financing and assure the financing of innovation in green sectors has become a common concern for all MED countries and regions. To answer this challenge, a pool of regions, clusters, business support organisations, knowledge providers and development agencies joined in the finMED project, whose aim is to boost the financing of innovation in green growth sectors through improved delivery of policies and strategies and the introduction of innovative cluster services.
- The project delivers concrete outputs and results in three fields:
- 1- Public policies delivery, by developing and adopting new concepts, principle and practices to finance green growth strategies;
- 2- Innovation and business environment, by improving interaction and collaboration (at regional and transnational level) among involved stakeholders and bridging the gap among enterprises and financers;
- 3- Green sectors capacities, by stimulating and actively supporting their adaptability to the most impellent financing challenges. finMED also develops a proper specific position on the future of green sectors innovation financing, supporting the policy debate for 2021-2028 programming period in MED and EU area. (EN) | CTA and CERTH as FINMED partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - Design and test a support service provided by clusters and business support organizations to their members in order to improve access to finance for innovation (A2.1 & A2.2)
- - Design and test a capacity building tool for public authorities to improve innovation financing in green sectors (A2.4)
- - Proposal of public policies, developing and adopting new concepts, principles and practices to finance green growth strategies (A3.2)
- - Drive innovation in the business environment, improving interaction and collaboration (at regional and transnational levels) between the stakeholders involved and bridging the gap between companies and funders (A2.2, A3.1 & A3.2)
- - Stimulate the capacities of industrial sectors, promoting and supporting their active adaptation to new financing challenges (A2.1) (FR), CTA and CERTH as FINMED partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - Design and test a support service provided by clusters and business support organizations to their members in order to improve access to finance for innovation (A2.1 & A2.2)
- - Design and test a capacity building tool for public authorities to improve innovation financing in green sectors (A2.4)
- - Proposal of public policies, developing and adopting new concepts, principles and practices to finance green growth strategies (A3.2)
- - Drive innovation in the business environment, improving interaction and collaboration (at regional and transnational levels) between the stakeholders involved and bridging the gap between companies and funders (A2.2, A3.1 & A3.2)
- - Stimulate the capacities of industrial sectors, promoting and supporting their active adaptation to new financing challenges (A2.1) (EN), P7 – ICT-BIOCHAIN – Horizon 2020 programme (H2020)
- ICT-BIOCHAIN project is funded by the BioBased Industries (BBI) joint initiative, within the framework of Horizon 2020, to promote the digitization of biomass supply chains.
- It will use Andalusia and the South East of Ireland as pilot regions to develop Digital Innovation Hubs (DIH) that promote the application of ICT, IoT (internet of things) and industry 4.0 to biomass supply chains, in a more sustainable and competitive prices.
- In addition, the project will build networks with other key regions for the development of the European bioeconomy, providing a roadmap and training that promotes the implementation of more digital innovation centres in Europe. (FR), P7 – ICT-BIOCHAIN – Horizon 2020 programme (H2020)
- ICT-BIOCHAIN project is funded by the BioBased Industries (BBI) joint initiative, within the framework of Horizon 2020, to promote the digitization of biomass supply chains.
- It will use Andalusia and the South East of Ireland as pilot regions to develop Digital Innovation Hubs (DIH) that promote the application of ICT, IoT (internet of things) and industry 4.0 to biomass supply chains, in a more sustainable and competitive prices.
- In addition, the project will build networks with other key regions for the development of the European bioeconomy, providing a roadmap and training that promotes the implementation of more digital innovation centres in Europe. (EN) | CTA as partner of ICT-BIOCHAIN will contribute in the following way:
- - Development of VERDE Hub, in terms of involving interested parties (SMEs, large companies, research centers, universities, business associations, etc), organizing the day-to-day activities of the hub, special events, stakeholder consultations, hub promotion, communication activities, etc. (A1.2, A2.1 & A2.5)
- - Furthermore, the methodology acquired by ICT-BIOCHAIN will be very useful for organising thematic workshops (A1.3), VERDE Hubs (A1.2) and Living Labs (A2.3) (EN), CTA as partner of ICT-BIOCHAIN will contribute in the following way:
- - Development of VERDE Hub, in terms of involving interested parties (SMEs, large companies, research centers, universities, business associations, etc), organizing the day-to-day activities of the hub, special events, stakeholder consultations, hub promotion, communication activities, etc. (A1.2, A2.1 & A2.5)
- - Furthermore, the methodology acquired by ICT-BIOCHAIN will be very useful for organising thematic workshops (A1.3), VERDE Hubs (A1.2) and Living Labs (A2.3) (FR), P8 – M3P – Life project 2014-2020
- The project aims to demonstrate the usefulness (benefit and added value) of a digital on-line platform at European level for the cataloguing, use and exploitation of industrial waste produced in a local area, in order to foster the overall efficiency of industrial processes through the increased use of waste within the area itself and less reliance on disposal, obtaining:
- - reduction of used raw materials (replaced by waste material)
- - reduction of waste itself (shifted to by-products)
- - reduction of disposal of waste (alternative treatments)
- - reduction of energy resources
- - reduction of water resources (FR), P8 – M3P – Life project 2014-2020
- The project aims to demonstrate the usefulness (benefit and added value) of a digital on-line platform at European level for the cataloguing, use and exploitation of industrial waste produced in a local area, in order to foster the overall efficiency of industrial processes through the increased use of waste within the area itself and less reliance on disposal, obtaining:
- - reduction of used raw materials (replaced by waste material)
- - reduction of waste itself (shifted to by-products)
- - reduction of disposal of waste (alternative treatments)
- - reduction of energy resources
- - reduction of water resources (EN) | Diadyma as M3P partner will contribute in the following way:
- - VERDEinMED could take advantage of the “Material Match Making Platform” (A1.2) which will allow SMEs of each local network to know and find new market possibilities for their scraps/waste or to find alternatives to the used raw materials (A2.1 & A2.4)
- - Additionally, a base of enterprises could be created, in which the knowledge, the information and the conclusions extracted by the Knowledge Platform (A1.2), Technical Assistance Service (A2.2) and VERDE Academy (A2.4), could be disseminated (FR), Diadyma as M3P partner will contribute in the following way:
- - VERDEinMED could take advantage of the “Material Match Making Platform” (A1.2) which will allow SMEs of each local network to know and find new market possibilities for their scraps/waste or to find alternatives to the used raw materials (A2.1 & A2.4)
- - Additionally, a base of enterprises could be created, in which the knowledge, the information and the conclusions extracted by the Knowledge Platform (A1.2), Technical Assistance Service (A2.2) and VERDE Academy (A2.4), could be disseminated (EN), P9 – EMBRACED – Funding Programme: Horizon2020
- The EMBRACED project intends to demonstrate in a relevant industrial environment a circular model of integrated biorefinery based on the valorisation of the cellulosic fraction of post-consumer Absorbent Hygiene Products (AHP) waste towards the production of biobased building blocks, polymers, and fertilizers.
- The project makes use of:
- - Cascading approach, where all fractions from the process will be valorised to obtain marketable end-products fully competitive in terms of cost, quality and sustainability
- - Circular economy approach, closing the cycle of raw materials and minimizing the use of primary resources, through the establishment of virtuous models of cooperation among all the involved stakeholders (FR), P9 – EMBRACED – Funding Programme: Horizon2020
- The EMBRACED project intends to demonstrate in a relevant industrial environment a circular model of integrated biorefinery based on the valorisation of the cellulosic fraction of post-consumer Absorbent Hygiene Products (AHP) waste towards the production of biobased building blocks, polymers, and fertilizers.
- The project makes use of:
- - Cascading approach, where all fractions from the process will be valorised to obtain marketable end-products fully competitive in terms of cost, quality and sustainability
- - Circular economy approach, closing the cycle of raw materials and minimizing the use of primary resources, through the establishment of virtuous models of cooperation among all the involved stakeholders (EN) | Legambiente will apply its experience as EMBRACED partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will be inspired by the Forum of Circular Economy organized in the framework of the project, which gathered all kind of stakeholders across the circular economy sector, to discuss and outline plans (A3.4 & A3.2)
- - The methodology of organizing this Forum could be a roadmap for VERDEinMED partners to organise the thematic workshops (A1.3)
- - Living Labs will be implemented according to EMBRACED project (A2.3)
- - Dissemination of the VERDE COMPASS could be based on the experience provided by the project (A2.5) (FR), Legambiente will apply its experience as EMBRACED partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will be inspired by the Forum of Circular Economy organized in the framework of the project, which gathered all kind of stakeholders across the circular economy sector, to discuss and outline plans (A3.4 & A3.2)
- - The methodology of organizing this Forum could be a roadmap for VERDEinMED partners to organise the thematic workshops (A1.3)
- - Living Labs will be implemented according to EMBRACED project (A2.3)
- - Dissemination of the VERDE COMPASS could be based on the experience provided by the project (A2.5) (EN), P10 – MED-InA – Interreg NEXT MED
- The MED-InA project aims to develop and roll out a methodology for a “Zero Waste” public policy adapted to Mediterranean cities as an exemplary and participatory approach for waste reduction, reuse and recycling. Mediterranean cities on both sides of the sea face important environmental challenges and increasing costs to collect and treat waste, including expansive investments in landfills or incinerators. The Zero Waste approach offers an alternative option and aims to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills or incinerators through waste prevention, reuse, recycling and development of local activities. MED-InA approach is based on a wide local stakeholders consultation and coordination, to facilitate the adoption of “low tech-low cost” technologies and best practices. Besides the deployment of plastic and biomass sorting and treatment of waste solutions, project is implementing pilot operations reaching 6,000 households in order to test technical solutions centred on citizens' behaviour changes and developing business opportunities in favour of circular economy. Pilot projects will use an innovative coaching solution based on Behavioural Sciences and digital technologies and adapted to psycho-social attitudes of each territory. (EN), P10 – MED-InA – Interreg NEXT MED
- The MED-InA project aims to develop and roll out a methodology for a “Zero Waste” public policy adapted to Mediterranean cities as an exemplary and participatory approach for waste reduction, reuse and recycling. Mediterranean cities on both sides of the sea face important environmental challenges and increasing costs to collect and treat waste, including expansive investments in landfills or incinerators. The Zero Waste approach offers an alternative option and aims to reduce the amount of waste sent to landfills or incinerators through waste prevention, reuse, recycling and development of local activities. MED-InA approach is based on a wide local stakeholders consultation and coordination, to facilitate the adoption of “low tech-low cost” technologies and best practices. Besides the deployment of plastic and biomass sorting and treatment of waste solutions, project is implementing pilot operations reaching 6,000 households in order to test technical solutions centred on citizens' behaviour changes and developing business opportunities in favour of circular economy. Pilot projects will use an innovative coaching solution based on Behavioural Sciences and digital technologies and adapted to psycho-social attitudes of each territory. (FR) | CRIB will apply its experience as MED-InA partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will gain from MED-InA experience the decision-making bottom-up approach followed in the project and, at the same time, make use of the methodology to engage the whole society in order to reduce waste treatment impact (A3.2)
- - “Low tech-low cost” approach followed by MED-InA project partner would be also a lessons learnt to be disseminated among VERDEinMED partnership (A2.1)
- - Finally, citizen behaviour's change experiment know-how will be spread among VERDEinMED partnership, in a way of involving the society in participatory processes and at the same time improving their daily actions (A1.1 & A2.4) (FR), CRIB will apply its experience as MED-InA partner contributing to the development of the following activities:
- - VERDEinMED will gain from MED-InA experience the decision-making bottom-up approach followed in the project and, at the same time, make use of the methodology to engage the whole society in order to reduce waste treatment impact (A3.2)
- - “Low tech-low cost” approach followed by MED-InA project partner would be also a lessons learnt to be disseminated among VERDEinMED partnership (A2.1)
- - Finally, citizen behaviour's change experiment know-how will be spread among VERDEinMED partnership, in a way of involving the society in participatory processes and at the same time improving their daily actions (A1.1 & A2.4) (EN), P11 – Prominent (Plus) – Interreg MED 2014-2020
- The Prominent (Plus) focuses on the use of Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI) procedures in order to stimulate the development of innovative technology systems and solutions in the field of energy efficiency and their market uptake.
- Prominent MED let the partnership to learn-by-doing
Total budget/expenditure: EUR 2 848 602.00
Total EU funding (amount): EUR 2 278 881.60
Total EU funding (co-financing rate): 80.00%
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2021 - 2027 Interreg VI-B EURO Mediterranean (EURO MED)
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