SZTUM CIRCULAR ECONOMY - RESPOND TO THE CONTEMPORARY CLIMATE CHALLENGES

Project facts

Project promoter:
Municipality of Sztum(PL)
Project Number:
PL-CLIMATE-0106
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€1,711,944
Donor Project Partners:
International Development Norway AS(NO)
Other Project Partners
Contact the Association of Polish Communes Euroregion Baltic(PL)
Gdańsk University of Technology(PL)

Description

The assumptions and objectives of the project are fully reflected in the provisions of program and strategic documents, as well as Community and national legislation, such as: Resolutions of the City Council, Regional Strategic Programs, National Economy Plans, EU strategy. The "Sztum Circular Economy" project solves local and international problems through dedicated local investments and extensive and innovative sets of project soft measures.

Presented concept and partner involvement guarantee directly influence of all four stages of the circular economy processes through the joint operation of two designed facilities, with dedicated educational and information actions supported by a number of communication and promotional activities.

Solving local and international problems: -improvement of skills and quality in management of circular economy -creating durability of solutions based on investment -promoting circular economy.

Inhabitants of the city and commune of Sztum and surrounding, project partners and international entities operating in the environmental protection, waste management and counteracting climate change.

The scope of IDN''s offer in the project includes the exchange of experience, knowledge and best practices at the management level and experts provided by IDN, related to the entrepreneurial and environmental dimension of the project, with an emphasis on three areas: - Entrepreneurship - Circular economy - Support for the role of local governments in implementing circular economy.

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