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Mapping Circular Economy projects funded by ERDF in 2014-2020

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The circular economy approach aims to contribute to achieve the EU's environmental and climate objectives by ensuring a more efficient, rational and sustainable use of resources. Around €22.9 billion of the ERDF in 2014-2020 was used to support projects related to the development or adoption of circular economy technologies, and more eco-friendly business models (12% of total ERDF). ERDF projects implemented by textiles, construction and energy-intensive industries are around 2 times more likely to be associated with circular economy approaches than the average. Regions in Eastern European countries and Greece are the ones with a higher concentration of ERDF circular economy-related projects.

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  • MARQUES SANTOS Anabela & CONTE Andrea & OJALA Tauno, 2023. "Mapping Circular Economy projects funded by ERDF in 2014-2020," JRC Research Reports JRC132160, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc132160
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    ERDF; Circular Economy; EU;
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