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CERES – Circular Economy in the REtail Sector

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WORK PLAN
The project comprises eight distinct Work Packages (WPs) each with its unique focus and contribution. WP1, Project Management, oversees the comprehensive coordination of project activities, ensuring adherence to timelines and budget constraints. WP2, Knowledge Exchange, fosters effective communication and collaboration among project participants and external stakeholders, promoting a shared understanding of information and best practices. WP3, Model Development, concentrates on creating foundational frameworks or algorithms crucial to achieving project objectives. WP4, Digital Solutions, centers on leveraging technology to address project requirements, employing software applications or technological innovations to enhance overall efficiency. WP5, Pilot, involves testing developed models and solutions on a smaller scale to identify and address challenges before full-scale implementation. WP6, Scaling, is dedicated to expanding successful pilot outcomes, ensuring their integration into a larger context and planning for scalability.WP7, Monitoring and Evaluation, establishes systems for tracking key performance indicators, measuring outcomes against objectives, and providing continuous feedback for project improvement. Lastly, WP8, Communication and Dissemination, focuses on effectively communicating project updates, findings, and outcomes to internal and external stakeholders, promoting awareness and collaboration beyond the project team. Together, these WPs form a comprehensive strategy to manage, develop, implement, and evaluate the project, ensuring its success and impact.

STAKEHOLDERS
The stakeholders in the project include:
1. Commerce Sector Companies: Retail companies, as well as other commerce sector companies interested in adopting circular economy approaches.
2. Industry Experts: Individuals or organizations with expertise in circular economy practices and strategies.
3. Customers: Consumers who play a role in implementing the circular economy through their choices and behaviors.
4. Project Participants: Members of the project team involved in various work packages, including project managers, researchers, and experts in model development, digital solutions, pilot testing, scaling, monitoring and evaluation, and communication.
5. Government Agencies: National and local government bodies with potential interest due to policy implications or alignment with sustainability goals.
6. Environmental Organizations: NGOs and environmental groups interested in promoting and assessing the environmental impact of circular economy practices.
7. Technology Providers: Companies or individuals providing digital solutions and technologies for implementing circular economy models.
8. General Public: The wider community, which may have an interest in the project’s outcomes, especially regarding environmental sustainability and business practices.
9. Investors: Individuals or organizations providing financial support to the project or with a vested interest in the economic viability of circular economy practices in the commerce sector.
10. Educational Institutions: Universities or research institutions that may collaborate on knowledge exchange, research, or providing expertise.

CERES – Circular Economy in the REtail Sector

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