GENERAL DESCRIPTION
<p style=<"font-size:95%">The BLUEISLANDS project aims to identify, address and mitigate the effect of the seasonal variation of waste generated on Mediterranean islands as an effect of tourism.
By improving knowledge about waste streams, building common guidelines and improving synergies among MED islands’ communities, BLUEISLANDS project aims to
fuel local loops of circular economy and promote sustainable tourism patterns. The project is carried out by 14 partners, including 2 national, 4 regional and 3 local authorities representing a total of 9 Mediterranean islands, 2 representatives of economic operators, 2 research institutions and 1 international association specialised in resource management.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
<p style=<"font-size:95%">The BLUEISLANDS project aims to identify, address and mitigate the effect of the seasonal variation of waste generated on Mediterranean islands as an effect of tourism.
By improving knowledge about waste streams, building common guidelines and improving synergies among MED islands’ communities, BLUEISLANDS project aims to
fuel local loops of circular economy and promote sustainable tourism patterns. The project is carried out by 14 partners, including 2 national, 4 regional and 3 local authorities representing a total of 9 Mediterranean islands, 2 representatives of economic operators, 2 research institutions and 1 international association specialised in resource management.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
<p style=<"font-size:95%">The BLUEISLANDS project aims to identify, address and mitigate the effect of the seasonal variation of waste generated on Mediterranean islands as an effect of tourism.
By improving knowledge about waste streams, building common guidelines and improving synergies among MED islands’ communities, BLUEISLANDS project aims to
fuel local loops of circular economy and promote sustainable tourism patterns. The project is carried out by 14 partners, including 2 national, 4 regional and 3 local authorities representing a total of 9 Mediterranean islands, 2 representatives of economic operators, 2 research institutions and 1 international association specialised in resource management.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
<p style=<"font-size:95%">The BLUEISLANDS project aims to identify, address and mitigate the effect of the seasonal variation of waste generated on Mediterranean islands as an effect of tourism.
By improving knowledge about waste streams, building common guidelines and improving synergies among MED islands’ communities, BLUEISLANDS project aims to
fuel local loops of circular economy and promote sustainable tourism patterns. The project is carried out by 14 partners, including 2 national, 4 regional and 3 local authorities representing a total of 9 Mediterranean islands, 2 representatives of economic operators, 2 research institutions and 1 international association specialised in resource management.
RRI FOCUS
In terms of RRI, what were the main challenges addressed, and to what extent were those challenges met by the project?
Challenge 1 description
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How Challenge 1 was addressed
What is the Best Practice for this Challenge?
Name at least one Lesson Learned from this Challenge?
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
<p style=<"font-size:95%">The BLUEISLANDS project aims to identify, address and mitigate the effect of the seasonal variation of waste generated on Mediterranean islands as an effect of tourism.
By improving knowledge about waste streams, building common guidelines and improving synergies among MED islands’ communities, BLUEISLANDS project aims to
fuel local loops of circular economy and promote sustainable tourism patterns. The project is carried out by 14 partners, including 2 national, 4 regional and 3 local authorities representing a total of 9 Mediterranean islands, 2 representatives of economic operators, 2 research institutions and 1 international association specialised in resource management.
RRI FOCUS
In terms of RRI, what were the main challenges addressed, and to what extent were those challenges met by the project?
Challenge 1 description
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How Challenge 1 was addressed
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