Welcome
The CityLoops website is the main hub to follow the progress made by seven small to medium-sized cities to become more circular, through this EU-funded project. On this website you can:
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Apeldoorn
Apeldoorn worked on the circular renovation of a residential street and developed processing methods and business models to enable the upcycling of biomass. Learn more
Bodø
Bodø’s demonstration actions focused on encouraging the circular reuse and repurposing of construction & demolition waste (CDW), as well as citizen and stakeholder participation. Learn more
Høje-Taastrup
In Høje-Taastrup, the entire geographical area was treated as the site for potential demonstration projects. This wide geographical scope enabl the city to have 5 demonstration cases spanning both private and public projects. Learn more
Mikkeli
Mikkeli worked on improving the recovery of nutrients from bio-waste streams and explored decision-making processes and policy interventions related to the systemic changes needed in the context of the transition to a circular ecoonmy. Learn more
Porto
Porto focused on the social economy sector, the tourism sector (restaurants and hotels) and residential neighbourhoods with high-rise buildings – primarily via improving bio-waste collection systems and facilitating both reuse and composting. Learn more
Roskilde
In CityLoops Roskilde developed procedures, methods, instruments and generated knowledge to promote a circular transition, through a series of demonstration projects based in the urban development area Musicon. Learn more
Seville
Seville developed a software tool designed to optimise the logistics of biowaste collection and engaged citizens and stakeholders to raise more awareness on circular waste management, prevention and collection. Learn more
