RDE 390 - Evaluating intervention points for circularity in plastics

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1 year ago

Published

10 months ago

Description

Aim 
The aim of this project is to evaluate barriers and opportunities to a circular economy for plastics across their 
entire lifecycle. 
 
Objectives: 
The objectives of this project are:
• To design an evaluation framework that facilitates multi-criteria decision analysis allowing key 
interventions across topics, lifecycle stages and within each sector to be identified  
• To provide a guidance document explaining how the evaluation framework is used, updates and 
amended 
• To provide a fully referenced report detailing how the evaluation framework was developed, how 
decisions for criteria making were made, the evidence used to support the decisions, assumptions 
used, evidence gaps and suggestions for future work 

This project was awarded by DEFRA.

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