1. Establishing a true circular economy in the European Union responds to key policy challenges such as the creation of jobs and growth, improving the global competiveness of our companies, securing our material supply, reaching the goal of 20% reindustrialisation of the European economy and protecting our climate and biodiversity.

2. Content of the presentation
Why NewInno_Net
Our goal and objectives
The consortium
Our activities
Place, Event name

3. decouple economic growth from resource constraints
Why NewInno-Net?
Total demand for constrained resource stocks is expected to reach 130 billion tons by That means if we continue using the Earth’s resources at the current rate of increase we will need 3 planets
Challenge
decouple economic growth from resource constraints
Here is where
circular economy
comes into play

4. Circular economy is about:
Why NewInno-Net?
Circular economy is about:
keeping resources at their highest possible level of value at all times
eliminating the very idea of waste
leaving ”enough for all forever”

5. NewInno-Net and circular economy
FROM LINEAR MODEL TO CIRCULAR MODEL
NewInno_Net contributes to rethinking the way the production and consumption patterns are organised today
Place, Event name

6. What is needed for the transition from linear to circular model:
Why NewInno-Net?
What is needed for the transition from linear to circular model:
improved cooperation and reduced conflicts of interest between different value chain players in several sectors
sector-by-sector pathways on how stakeholders along the value chain can work together
promising business models and best practices to identify economic opportunities and potential for targeted innovations
Improved knowledge of costs and performances along value chains, informing a pricing policy for waste management in line with the waste hierarchy

7. Why NewInno-Net? 0202 Call elements
Insufficient cooperation between different value chain players in several raw materials sectors results in lower recycling rates or suboptimal use of raw materials from an environmental and socio-economic point of view
Creation of a stakeholder platform for defining an integrated strategic research and innovation agenda
Roadmaps addressing specific waste streams
Proposals should help foster synergies between relevant stakeholders and value chains while identifying new market opportunities
Significant improvement in the knowledge of costs and performances along value chains, informing a pricing policy for waste management in line with the waste hierarchy

8. Introduction

9. Introduction

10. Introduction
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11. More concretely, the NEW_InnoNet project has four specific objectives:
Introduction
NEW_InnoNet’s main objective is to mobilise stakeholders towards building a circular economy by developing and reinforcing solid foundations for building the European Near-Zero Waste Platform.
More concretely, the NEW_InnoNet project has four specific objectives:
Set-up and maintain near zero waste stakeholder platform
Analyse selected waste streams and develop innovation roadmaps per waste stream
Develop an integrated near zero waste strategic research and innovation agenda
Stakeholder mobilisation and interaction

12. NEW_Innonet - 2,5 yrs - € 1,5 mio
Project Structure
NEW_Innonet - 2,5 yrs - € 1,5 mio
WP1 – Develop and Manage Stakeholder platform (PNO Inno)
WP2 – Analysis of value chains to identify bottleneckt
WP3 – Develop Roadmaps
WP4 – Identification of future use cases
WP5 – Vision and Policy recommendations (SIRA)
WP6 – Dissemination + Communication
WP7 – Management (PNO)

13. Project Structure Advisory Board Mr. Bernard Merkx Dr. Klaus Peters
Mr. Jacques Komornici

14. Project Structure
Decision making process: described in Project Consortium Agreement in detail:
General Assembly includes representatives of all partners and is the ultimate decision-making body
Decisions in the General Assembly shall be taken by a majority of two-thirds (2/3) of the votes cast, except for accession of a new party where unanimous vote is required.
Decisions in the Project Management Team shall be taken by a majority of two-thirds (2/3) of the votes cast.

15. Project Symposium (PNO Inno): first stakeholder event
Work in Progress (WP1)
Project Symposium (PNO Inno):
first stakeholder event
Will be combined with the PRS fair in Brussels, which is organised by Plastics Recyclers Europe – End November (25/26)
Current program ideas:
Plenary sessions – project introduction
Workshops/ project building sessions
Key stakeholder meetings

16. Bottleneck Analysis (VTT)
Work in Progress (WP2)
Bottleneck Analysis (VTT)
Methodology (Multi Criteria Analysis) developed and described
Value streams are being defined and described by VTT and the experts from the various value streams
Expert workhops per value stream are being organised (in Amsterdam)
Results expected by December

17. Work in Progress (WP6) Website (IETU)
Provides project information regarding results and events
Stakeholders can register
Stakeholder can complete the stakeholder questionnaire
Added Member functionalities, e.g.:
Partner search
Patent search
Grant database …

18. Questions and further discussion
Work in Progress
Questions and further discussion

19. Introduction Project Budget Personnel Travel & Other Indirect (25%) 1
Project Budget
Personnel
Travel & Other
Indirect (25%) 1
PNO Consultants BV NL
€ ,00
€ ,40
€ ,00
€ ,60
 1A
PNO Innovation NV (Third Party) BE
€ ,75
€ ,00
€ 1.500,00
€ 6.438,75 2
Van Gansewinkel (VGW)
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,00 3
Tecnalia ES
€ ,50
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,50 4
VTT FI
€ ,75
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,75 5
SINTEF NO
€ ,18
€ ,94
€ 8.500,00
€ ,24 6
IVL SE
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ 7.000,00
€ ,00 7
IETU PL
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,20
€ ,80 8
ARN
€ ,50
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,50 9
PRE
€ ,50
€ ,00
€ ,00
€ ,50 10
EUPC
€ ,25
€ ,00
€ 5.500,00
€ ,25 11
IHOBE
€ ,20
€ ,36
€ 9.000,00
€ ,84 12
VITO
€ ,37
€ ,70
€ 8.000,00
€ ,67
TOTALS:
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