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Following the previously published Guidelines for City managers the technical partners of the project, in this case IAU-IDF/ORDIF, prepared another crucial output which has the aim to enure replication of the URBAN-WASTE eco-innovative measures and help city managers and policy makers improve certain processes in tourism.

The URBAN-WASTE consortium is proud to share one of its latest publications which differs from any other the project released lately as it presents a rather rare and unique one on gender mainstreaming in waste management. The project’s Gender Auditor, Susan Buckingham, made sure the project would meet the Horizon 2020 requirements and together withRead more

The long awaited Guidelines, one of the essential outputs of the URBAN-WASTE project are now available on line, as its author, ACR+, published them this week.

As a part of the local URBAN-WASTE activities in Copenhagen, a very extensive handbook was published which focuses on textiles and their management in hotels.

The Guidelines for City Managers, one of the key deliverables and outputs of the URBAN-WASTE project will see the daylight on May 29 at 11.30, when its authors go online to announce it and present to a wider audience in the project’s very last webinar, especially the audience external to the project who want toRead more

While the participants are still digesting the information acquired during the URBAN-WASTE Final Conference that took place on 7 May and while the organisers are reporting on it, some good news for those who couldn’t attend it – two more webinars will still take place, with the first of the two exploring the reproducibility of EuropeanRead more

One year after its release, the documentary film HONDAR 2050 by the Italian director Cesare Maglioni had its premiere in Brussels as a part of the URABN-WASTE Final Conference with its main protagonist Carlos Arrola Mares who came to tell the audience more about the project.

Launched only a bit more than a year ago, the Charter of Commitments was evolving alongside with the project itself picking up quite some interest from other cities and regions and with 8 new signatories, became a club of 26 cities and regions committed to a transition towards circular economy and sustainable resource management

Nearly three years after the project was launched in Tenerife and coordinated by the Government of the Canary Islands, it is now reaching its end what called for a Final Conference in Brussels in order to present the key findings, results and achievements but also personal stories and experiences. And what a Final Conference itRead more

With one week to go before the Final Conference, the organisers and Brussels hosts – ACR+, are happy to be able to share the final agenda an announce a dynamic, unconventional and above all a Conference that will keep the attention of the audience for its entire duration! With the registrations closed, as the maximumRead more