E6 project

The E6 project, or ‘Ecosystems for Extended-lifetime of End-of-Use Electrical and Electronic Equipment’, is funded by the Interreg North-West Europe (NWE) programme and it is led by Saxion University of Applied Sciences (The Netherlands), involving 20 European partners across Europe. With a total budget of €8,150,000.00, E6 aims to promote the transition to a circular and resource efficient economy by increasing the capacity of European cities and regions in facilitating Re-use, Repair, and Refurbishment (RRR) practices for electrical and electronic equipment.