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Web platform “Less is More”
Less is more! is an all-Slovenian project that promotes and encourages the re-use, repair, exchange or rental of objects for the purposes of lower consumption.
Location: Zahodna Slovenija, Slovenia (Slovenija)
Project: SUBTRACT
Subsidy Systems for Reuse
Subsidies were or are granted for reuse activities such as washable diapers, reusable dishes and the repair of electric and electronic household appliances.
Location: Steiermark, Austria (Österreich)
Project: SUBTRACT
Collection Systems for Reusable Goods: Concept of Resource Parks, Reuse Corners, and Reuse Box
Re-use shops require a continuous flow of goods that are suitable for re-use. In Styria, various collection systems have been developed for this purpose.
Location: Steiermark, Austria (Österreich)
Project: SUBTRACT
Online Guide for Repair Shops
The online guide "reparaturfuehrer.at/steiermark" was created to make it easier for the public to find qualified repair workshops in their area.
Location: Steiermark, Austria (Österreich)
Project: SUBTRACT
Returbutiken (reuse shop) & Textilservice (sewing service) – part of Viva labour market programme
Returbutiken (reuse shop) and Textilservice (sewing service) are enterprises connected to recycling centres and part of a municipality labour market programme.
Location: Övre Norrland, Sweden (Sverige)
Project: SUBTRACT
Muca CUPatarica - Reuse Center Nova Gorica
The newly opened reuse center, called Muca CUPatarica was established by the Association Moj svet, čist planet that is organized as a social enterprise.
Location: Zahodna Slovenija, Slovenia (Slovenija)
Project: SUBTRACT
Hazardous waste reception for safer processing and the potential for reuse, Vakin
Hazardous waste receptions at recycling centres result in safer waste handling, a shift in attitude to waste sorting and new potential reuse segments.
Location: Övre Norrland, Sweden (Sverige)
Project: SUBTRACT
Good Practice - Fritidsbanken_in_Umea
Fritidsbanken is a non-profit business for free lending of used sports and leisure equipment donated by individuals, companies and organisations.
Location: Övre Norrland, Sweden (Sverige)
Project: SUBTRACT
Effective community outreach with Gamification of environmental and Circular economy education
Environmental education community outreach and official education targets combined with top of the world educational methods in Second-Hand store environment.
Location: Etelä-Suomi, Finland (Suomi)
Project: SUBTRACT
Proven climate mitigation results through material input and CO2 calculations of consumer choices
Reuse centres implement climate mitigation policies, and numerical results are important for proof of climate impact.
Location: Etelä-Suomi, Finland (Suomi)
Project: SUBTRACT
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