Project good practices

Fosters local and national awareness campaigns with messages to promote participation in reuse, recycling at home and public spaces.

CelluComp is a material science company producing Curran®, a nano-fibre product made from agri-food waste streams from root crop.

This company aims to transform under-used resources from food and drink industries, into higher value, sustainable, high-quality protein products.

Facilitates the transfer of innovation and research from academia to the industry, fostering Scotland’s competitiveness and capacities through the performance.

SEPA is Scotland’s environmental regulator . Its primary role is to protect and improve Scotland’s environment across all sectors.

Zero Waste Scotland’s mission is the dissemination of policy to encourage behaviour change among population and organisations through programmes and brands.

Api’Up produces a series of new and designed furniture from waste and abandoned materials, collected in the territory, employing socially-fragile workers.

Agglolux is a family company that has recovered an historical activity to create valuable products from the waste of cork local wine industry.

Koopera promotes the social and professional integration of socially excluded people, through activities related to environmental issues and social care.

Black Bears technology aims to upcycle tires into valuable materials without damaging the environment and saving CO2 emissions.