The main objective of the Reframe project is to assist small and medium businesses in the construction, manufacturing, and crafts industries to adopt environmentally friendly practices. This involves offering practical guidance for transitioning to a Circular Economy (CE) model within their operations. The goal is to encourage widespread adoption of Circular Economy principles among businesses throughout the EU. Additionally, the initiative aims to increase awareness about the importance of Circular Economy and sustainability among SMEs, policymakers, chambers of commerce, and municipalities.
- Help small and medium businesses in the construction, manufacturing and crafts industry become friendlier to the environment.
- Provide construction & manufacturing SMEs and micro-enterprises employees and future employees with practical knowledge on implementing CE transition in their business.
- Promote Circular Economy to be adopted by most businesses in the EU.
- Raise awareness of the need for a Circular Economy and sustainable practices among SMEs, policymakers, chambers of commerce and municipalities.
- Construction, crafts and manufacturing SMEs’ owners/managers/personnel with up to 100 employees & micro-enterprises
- (Future) employees of manufacturing SMEs (Unskilled, Adept, Skilled)
- VET centres/trainers/consultants
- Manufacturing SMEs associations, university/college students, municipalities and cities
- Experts that support companies with CE processes (internally or externally)
- Circular Economy Self-Rate Tool
- Circular Economy Experts Course
- Circular Economy Implementation Framework
- REFRAME eLearning Tool
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REFRAME Website: https://reframe-project.eu/
EU Programme: Erasmus+ KA220-VET – Cooperation partnerships in vocational, education and training
Reference: 2020-1-EL01-KA202-078870
Project duration: 01/10/2020-30/09/2022
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