35 measures on circular economy for citizens and businesses: Flemish, Brussels, Walloon, federal and EU, with conditions, amounts and deadlines.
28 measures
- Measurable increase in the number of tools and solutions at district or city level that are supporting the application of circular economy models by public and private stakeholders active…
Grant from European Commission across the EU. Applications until 15 October 2026.
- Innovative advanced materials designed for circularity are adopted in products faster, through accelerated production and technology uptake; - Business models become available to enhance …
- Increased economically viable and functionally equivalent renewable material and sustainable chemical solutions used in large scale textile applications, including apparel, home and techn…
- Increased recovery rates of valuable raw materials, particularly critical raw materials from low grade or complex ores and/or from mining waste; - Increased economic performance in terms …
- Improving cost and recovery efficiency of existing scaled recycling technologies - Demonstrated technological solutions capable of efficiently recycling diverse feedstocks, including prod…
- increased circularity and reduced emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants in the economic sectors, services and product value chains at local and/or regional scale. This also inc…
- urban manufacturers significantly increase their resource efficiency through increased circular material use or reduced overall material use per output; - urban manufacturers contribute s…
- Minimized cradle to grave/cradle environmental impact of EV drivetrains (excluding batteries at cell level) and Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure (EVCI), especially electro-mechani…
- Additive manufacturing including high performance polymers, composites and metals, offering significantly improved performance compared to state-of-the-art. Entire process including desig…
- improved multi-level governance capable of anticipating a changing world and enabling a just sustainable transition for all, as related to the potential of bio-based innovation and indust…
- Improved open access to performance data, sharing of best-practices and useful knowledge and information for owners and operators of IT infrastructure, as well as the IT and building sect…
- Demonstration of measurable reductions in material flows, life cycle energy use and GHG emissions in building renovations that integrate circularity strategies to contribute to achieving …
- Based on the results of the project, at least one industrial sector with a significant heating demand in the EU and Associated Countries develops pathways and business models to measurabl…
- Measurable improvements in the competitiveness and increased environmental sustainability of the EU’s fisheries and/or aquaculture sectors by integrating circular economy principles; - Mi…
This topic aims at directly engaging and supporting harbour/ports and their communities in demonstrating and accelerating the transitions needed for achieving one or several objectives of t…
- material and product manufacturers apply relevant ecodesign, including design for circularity and design for recycling principles in developing and manufacturing products that contribute …
- material and product manufacturers apply ecodesign principles in developing and manufacturing products that are safe and contribute significantly to EU climate, zero pollution, circular e…
- environment and society at large benefit from recyclable plastic products which can be recycled back into high value applications; - industrial value chains introduce circular plastic pro…
- professionals, consumers and educators adopt innovative repair and refurbishment practices in specific product value chains (electronics, furniture, textiles and footwear), enabling signi…
- all relevant stakeholders, including consumers, economic and social economy operators and waste managers, have an improved understanding of the technical, environmental, economic and soci…
- improved attractiveness of places through a systemic transition to “Bioeconomy Places”[1], leading to increased investment in the bio-based sectors, job creation and overall well-being of…
- enhanced capacity of private and public stakeholders to increase resource efficiency in collecting, processing and using primary and secondary biomass, ensuring that ecosystems and biodiv…
- European industry’s competitiveness, decarbonisation, and strategic autonomy are enhanced through the development and deployment of safe, sustainable, circular and bio-based value chains;…