ENTeR is adopting and using the M3P platform. Thanks to M3P online platforms, companies create a waste catalog and a "material matching system" to solve problems and propose ideas, improvement and development.
A small company  used cotton powders, otherwise going to incineration, to product high-quality papers with a reduction of environmental impats.  A step towards recycling innovation and circular economy taking into account the EU, pursuing an "open innovation" strategy.

Thanks to all webinar participants of our Circular Economy Webinar,  held last week in collaboration with our Slovenian and Italian partners.
Through this workshop, it has been possible to establish new connections and synergies and we expect them to grow in new collaborations on Circular Economy projects, between both Italian and Slovenian industrial districts and beyond.

ENTeR considered the environmental consequences of the COVID-19  pandemic. The dramatic increase in the need for single-use masks by the population is producing a new waste stream for which we do not know the recycling potential. The partners saw the opportunity to apply the already tested approach to textile waste coming from these medical materials. With a new pilot, we are analysing sorting methods, dismantling procedures, cleaning treatments, and potential recycling processes to minimise the loss of non- renewable resources.This activity will lead to draft Guidelines for the whole sector, stakeholders and policy makers in Central Europe and beyond.

Thanks to the results obtained with the ENTeR project Centrocot and the Unione degli Industriali della Provincia di Varese organize during the next month of May 4 free thematic webinars on "RECYCLING OF TEXTILE MATERIALS AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY" . The courses will be held in e.learning mode and in Italian language.

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