Academic institutions, businesses, charities, not-for-profits and public sector organisations working to identify solutions to the negative environmental impacts of packaging, batteries or electronic waste could secure up to £150,000 in funding through the launch of the second round of the pioneering innovation fund from producer compliance scheme Ecosurety.
Academic institutions, businesses, charities, not-for-profits and public sector organisations working to identify solutions to the negative environmental impacts of packaging, batteries or electronic waste could secure up to £150,000 in funding through the launch of the second round of the pioneering innovation fund from producer compliance scheme Ecosurety.
One of our subscribers - ADLIB, recently caught up with our other subscribers, Ecosurety, as part of their initiative to educate businesses on how they can operate sustainably and ways that they can introduce and improve their green operations, regardless of the sector in which they operate, to contribute to an eco-friendly environment.
