REUSE2030 – REshaping Central Europe IndUstry Sustainability through circular Economy models by 2030
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Daniela GUSS
Leonarda BREGOVIC
Ioana MIHOC
Advancing circular economy through waste reduction
The manufacturing industry in Central Europe uses vast resources but recycles only about 12%. To boost circularity, waste streams must be better understood and new solutions developed.
Within the REUSE2030 project, two practical tools were created to help companies in the mechanical sector become more sustainable: the Digital Circular Inventory and the Zero Carbon Tool.
The Digital Circular Inventory provides best practices, case studies, and learning resources to help SMEs integrate circular solutions into their business.
The Zero Carbon Tool helps companies identify their main environmental impacts and savings potential to take targeted sustainable action.
Both tools are now completed and ready for testing!
Find out more on our Project: Making the mechanical sector more circular – Interreg Central Europe
This project is co-financed by the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme with funding from the European Regional Development Fund.
The main goal of REUSE2030 is to promote the adoption of circular economy principles in the mechanical engineering sector across Europe. As a project partner, we actively support these goals to ensure the results benefit Styrian exporters.
Project partners:
- ECOLE – Enti Confindustriali Lombardi per l’Education SCARL (IT)
- Deggendorf Institute of Technology (DE)
- South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency (HU)
- Pomurije Technology Park (SI)
- Technical University of Kosice (SK)
- Public Institution RERA S.D. for Split-Dalmatia County (HR)
- Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (SI)
- DEX Innovation Centre (CZ)
- Research and Innovation Centre Pro-Akademia (PL)
