[:en]Recycled textile technologies and materials[:it]Tecnologie e materiali tessili riciclati[:]
[:en] For more information, visit the project website (www.interreg-central.eu/enter/) or contact: – Ing. Roberto Vannucci – Ing. Donatella Macchia, Multisectoral R&I Area, Author: Donatella Macchia Multisectoral Research and Innovation Dept. ENTeR grazie al finanziamento dell’Unione Europea, nell’ambito del programma Interreg Central Europe, ha sviluppato un sistema in grado di valorizzare i rifiuti tessili industriali basandosi sulla caratterizzazione e classificazione delle loro proprietà ed utilizzando una piattaforma on-line (M3P) per l’abbinamento di “materiali e rifiuti”. Nello specifico, il progetto ha realizzato: In tale contesto, gli obbiettivi cardini del progetto sono stati raggiunti e con ENTeR si è dimostrato che la collaborazione internazionale ha contribuito a valorizzare gli scari tessili e, allo stesso tempo, a ridurre la produzione di rifiuti tessili al fine di prevenire il consumo di risorse non-rinnovabili. Per maggiori informazioni, gli interessati possono visitare il sito di progetto (www.interreg-central.eu/enter/) oppure contattare: Responsabile Ricerca e Innovazione Multisettoriale e-mail: roberto.vannucci@centrocot.it Ricerca e Innovazione Multisettoriale e-mail: donatella.macchia@centrocot.it Autore: Donatella Macchia Area Ricerca e Innovazione Multisettoriale The ENTeR project has completed its activities after three and a half years of work and is a good example of a project able to promote and encourage the circular economy and industrial symbiosis in the textile sector.
Centrocot together with the partnership – composed of research centers and associations of companies/clusters of the textile sector, belonging to five Central European countries: Italy (Lombardy), Germany (Saxony), Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland – presented at the final conference of the project, held on November 10, 2020, the activities carried out during three and a half years of work.
ENTeR, thanks to funding from the European Union, under the Interreg Central Europe program, has developed a system capable of enhancing the value of industrial textile waste based on the characterization and classification of their properties and using an online platform (M3P) for the matching of “materials and waste”.
Specifically, the project has realized:
– 9 pilot cases that represent models (Best Practice) able to bring textile companies closer and closer to a circular and sustainable economic model.
– 6 training modules that have been organized to support companies in implementing circular economy actions.
– 1 Collaboration Agreement, signed by all partners, to provide innovative joint services on circular economy and industrial symbiosis. The collaboration agreement has defined the actions to be taken to jointly support innovation in the textile sector.
– 1 textile waste database: through the involvement of more than 140 European textile companies and 220 catalogued textile wastes, a database has been built that contains characteristic data (technical, chemical and ecological characteristics) of all materials/wastes produced by the textile companies involved.
– 1 Strategic Agenda: a practical document that proposes a waste management strategy and lines of action to achieve an improvement in the consumption of non-renewable resources by promoting a circular economy approach in companies.
– 1 Action plan that defined the actions to be taken to support the Circular Economy in the textile sector.
In this context, the key objectives of the project have been achieved and ENTeR has shown that international collaboration has contributed to enhance the value of textile waste and, at the same time, to reduce the production of textile waste in order to prevent the consumption of non-renewable resources.
Multisector Research and Innovation Manager
e-mail: roberto.vannucci@centrocot.it
Multisectorial Research and Innovation
e-mail: donatella.macchia@centrocot.it Il progetto ENTeR ha terminato le attività dopo tre anni e mezzo di lavoro e si attesta come un buon esempio di progetto in grado di favorire ed incoraggiare l’economia circolare e la simbiosi industriale nel settore tessile.
Il Centro Tessile Cotoniero e Abbigliamento insieme al partenariato – composto da centri di ricerca e associazioni di imprese/cluster del settore tessile, appartenenti a cinque paesi dell’Europa Centrale: Italia (Lombardia), Germania (Sassonia), Repubblica Ceca, Ungheria e Polonia – hanno presentato in occasione della conferenza finale di progetto, tenuta il 10 Novembre 2020, le attività svolte durante tre anni e mezzo di lavoro.
