Project good practices

In Belgium, there is an officially recognised training programme, the 'Waste Valoriser', focused on giving value to waste materials and re-usable products.

Two young mothers working to raise awareness, educate children and inspire people to find eco-conscious approaches and focuse on zero waste living.

Good practice is about REUSE activities of a small Hungarian local government, Úrhida.

raise awareness among children, teens and teachers, on creative reuse of waste materials and to stimulate a more responsible attitude towards objects and goods

The Reuse centre is a place where each citizen can go and leave or collect reusable good. Is based next to the Center of Serra de' Conti (AN)

The “Be Circular Be Brussels” project aims to introduce and develop the circular economy, including reuse practices, in the Brussels region.

The visiting service at Waste and Heating Aarhus offers courses focusing on waste, recycling, energy, district heating, sustainability and resources.

REUSE in Aarhus is a new thought recycling site. Here citizens can collect and handover things for free, as an example of Circular Economy in action.

In 2016, the three Irish Regional Waste Authorities, representing all 31 local authorities, established Ireland’s “National Reuse Month”.

The Finnish re-use centre works with the Helsinki Region Environmental Services Authority to provide expert lessons for students, residents and educators.