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Funding Opportunities within EU

Katerina Kadena Chemical Engineer, MSc, Phd Candidate Talos Industrial Research and Private Sector Initiatives Dpt Corporate Environmental Responsibility Nicosia, 2 June 2010

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SME’s in Europe

23 million SMEs in the EU
The backbone of the economy
99% of all enterprises
1/3 world market shares
Yet causing 60-70% of the EU’s

industrial pollution

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EU Green Funding Programmes

 LIFE + ECO- INNOCATION  INTELLIGENT ENERGY

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LIFE +

“ … to contribute to the development of innovative and integrated techniques and methods, and to the further development of Community environment policy”

LIFE + Nature and Biodiversity

“… to protect, conserve, restore, monitor and facilitate the functioning

f natural systems, natural habitats, wild flora and fauna, with the aim of

halting the loss of biodiversity, including diversity of genetic resources, within the EU by 2010”

LIFE + Environment Policy and Governance

Climate change, Water, Air, Soil, Urban Environment, Noise, Chemicals, Natural resources & waste, Forests, Innovation, Strategic approaches

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LIFE +

“ … to contribute to the development of innovative and integrated techniques and methods, and to the further development of Community environment policy”

LIFE+ Information and Communication

“… to disseminate information and raise awareness on environmental issues, including forest fire prevention; and to provide support for accompanying measures, such as information, communication actions and campaigns, conferences and training, including training on forest fire prevention. ”

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LIFE +

“ … to contribute to the development of innovative and integrated techniques and methods, and to the further development of Community environment policy”

Beneficiaries

All legal entities

Eu Co financing rates

50 % of the eligible costs

Budget involved

EUR 243.243.603

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LIFE +

“ … to contribute to the development of innovative and integrated techniques and methods, and to the further development of Community environment policy”

Eligible costs

Staff costs
Durable Goods
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Travel& Subsistence
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LIFE + The Green Drachma Project

Promoting sustainable Development in the Region of Halkidiki through Concerted Pilot Actions on Integrated Product Policy Tools

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LIFE + WINEC

Advanced systems for the enhancement of the environmental performance of WINEries in Cyprus Objectives

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CIP Eco-Innovation

Market Replication Projects “Closing the gap between research and markets”

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Eco-innovation – the market replication definition  New services - greening businesses  New processes - cleaner production  New management methods, technologies and products

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 Support innovative ideas which can be turned into ‘marketable’ green products and services  These need incentives to penetrate the market  Potential for replication and wider application must be demonstrated  Budget ~ €200 million (2008-2013)

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 Materials recycling  Sustainable building products  Food and drink  Greening business/ smart purchasing  ~35m€ for ~45-50 projects

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 Better sorting processes and methods  Innovative products using recycled material

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350 million end-of-life tyres arise each year in the EU Industrialization of a patented hybrid material composed of 95% recycled rubber bound to a plastic polymer Focus on two markets: Construction and Automotive

New Recycling Processes: new sorting methods, clean tanning, recovery of metals. New Products from Recycled Materials: Textiles, ceramic, metals New Recycling Services: reuse and recycling of used carpets, vegetable oil collection.

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 Construction products and related processes that reduce consumption

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 An innovative wooden floor adhesive that does away heavy metals and volatile organic material Certified by the Nordic Ecolabel High quality  Easy to use.

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 Cleaner and innovative products, including packaging aiming at higher resources efficiency, reduction of waste and greenhouse gas emissions,

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A new type of milk bottle made of a mix of recycled paper and plastic that can be easily separated and sorted Complete supply chain consideration Closed loop paper supply Ensure disposal is consistent with recycling criteria throughout the EU

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 Innovative products that will decrease environmental impacts and use less resources  Services facilitating a better match between supply and demand

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market  Substitution of materials with reduced environmental impacts and higher resource efficiency (e.g. bio-based products), substitution of scarce materials and increased use of secondary raw material  Greening

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New bioplastic (TPU) for sport shoes coming from oil plants or sugars. Production line (5.000 tons/year) will be set up and started. Involvement of footwear and chemical industry.

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New products: Bio-plastics New production processes: For the ceramic, leather or motorcycle industry Greening services: Tourism, printing, production of electronic and electrical equipment

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INTELLIGENT ENERGY

SAVE STEER ALTENER INTEGRATED INITIATIVES

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Funding areas 2010

Energy efficiency (SAVE) Energy-efficient transport (STEER) Renewable energy sources (ALTENER) Integrated initiatives

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What will be funded

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Energy efficiency (SAVE)

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Energy-efficient transport (STEER)

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Renewable energy sources (ALTENER)

Renewables in buildings

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Intelligent energy examples and ideas

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Intelligent energy examples and ideas

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