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LitterGo is a socio-economic company working for sustainability, creating jobs through cleaning and recycling tasks.
Location: Midtjylland, Denmark (Danmark)
Project: 2LIFES
GENTRÆ is a circular concept ensuring timber from building sites to be sorted out of the waste stream and sold in building markets as an alternative product.
Location: Sjælland, Denmark (Danmark)
Project: 2LIFES
Good practice aims to save unused or old books and make the joy of reading available to everyone.
Location: Közép-Dunántúl, Hungary (Magyarország)
Project: 2LIFES
Reusing natural stones and bricks to respect and enhance the identity of the territory, subject to historical heritage and landscape protection
Location: Marche, Italy (Italia)
Project: 2LIFES
It is estimated that in Italy disposable nappies correspond to more than 10% of waste sent to landfill. Using washable diapers can help solve this problem.
Location: Marche, Italy (Italia)
Project: 2LIFES
Reuse of computers for their assignment to students with few resources
Location: Principado de Asturias, Spain (España)
Project: 2LIFES
La Ricicletta (LR) recovers, reuses and refurbishes the numerous bicycles, or parts of them, abandoned throughout the city of Ferrara, Italy.
Location: Emilia-Romagna, Italy (Italia)
Project: 2LIFES
Sand and gravel have become scarce materials in Denmark. Therefore Affald Varme Aarhus have developed new methods for making asphalt and recycled concrete.
Location: Midtjylland, Denmark (Danmark)
Project: 2LIFES
The ReFashion Week in New York City (NYC) challenges citizens to imagine a world in which fashion is made, consumed and shared sustainably.
Location: Other, United States of America
Project: 2LIFES
Waste Management Centre of Klaipėda Region is always looking new ways to encourage innovation and reuse. Original decisions an ideas help to implement it.
Location: Lietuva, Lithuania (Lietuva)
Project: 2LIFES
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