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WASTEKIT · WASTE management focussing on: Knowledge and Integration to create Transnational economic development

FP7Status: CLOSED1 December 200930 November 2012EU funding €1,310,234

Project WASTEKIT anticipates on three drivers: 1. Societal & economic attention for sustainability & specific waste management; 2. Waste management-related regional economic development; 3. Network of networks for European innovation and competitiveness excellence. It has the following objectives: 1. Expand ambitions of regions with respect to regional economic development based on waste management RTD, innovation & business creation; 2. Expand international & mentoring roles of waste management-related actors; 3. Create an international role as a European network of (regional) waste management-related clusters. Result indicators are linked to the objectives. Four regions particpate: Emilia-Romagna region (Italy), Yorkshire & Humber region (UK), Sofia region (Bulgaria) and Amsterdam region (the Netherlands). Regions of Knowledge experiences gave the consortium argument that 4 regions will lead to high (regional) impact potentials looking at characteristics of waste management infrastructures and RTD & innovation processes. Each region is represented via triple helix actors: regional/local authority or related organisation, knowledge institution and company, including linkages with intermediary actors. 19 consortium partners contribute to WASTEKIT. AIM is proposed coordinator. This partner has coordinating experiences regarding a Regions of Knowledge project. The consortium sees fruitful waste domains like waste to energy, recycling, agricultural/bio waste, and waste prevention & minimisation. The consortium invests in mentoring mechanisms; this leads to a focus on mentoring regions on waste disposal. The consortium acknowledges the methodologies & approaches (like Joint Action Plan definition & activation) as suggested in the call for proposal “Regions of Knowledge”. The project has three phases: Analysis Phase (WP2), Synthesis Phase & Measures (WP3, WP4), Mentoring & Dissemination Phase (WP5, WP6 & WP7). WP1 contains project management.

Consortium · 21 organisations

coordinator

STICHTING AMSTERDAMSE INNOVATIE MOTOR

NL · €126,620

participant

ITI Energy Limited

UK · €54,372

participant

BALKAN SCIENCE & EDUCATION CENTRE OF ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT

BG · €52,291

participant

DENKSTATT BULGARIA EOOD

BG · €36,963

participant

BULGARIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

BG · €56,569

participant

Qeam BV

NL · €76,560

participant

THE UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

UK · €40,594

participant

REGIONE EMILIA ROMAGNA

IT · €45,200

participant

SDRUZHENIE BULGARSKA TARGOVSKO-PROMISHLENA PALATA

BG · €64,771

participant

Yorkshire and Humber Regional Development Agency

UK · €35,418

participant

UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS

UK · €53,664

participant

STOLICHNA OBSHTINA

BG · €84,073

participant

GEMEENTE AMSTERDAM

NL · €74,520

participant

ASTER - SOCIETA CONSORTILE PER AZIONI

IT · €97,180

participant

Yorwaste Ltd

UK · €84,674

participant

CONSERVE ITALIA

IT · €43,620

participant

LEEDS CITY COUNCIL

UK · €77,678

participant

CENTRO RICERCHE PRODUZIONI ANIMALI- SOC. CONS. P. A.

IT · €89,320

participant

Department for Business, Innovation & Skills

UK

participant

Van Gansewinkel Nederland BV

NL · €44,847

participant

TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT DELFT

NL · €71,300

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