
The Results in Brief (RIB) and Factsheets (FS) available in this publication are materials designed to share key findings and practical insights from the EcoReFibre project. They aim to make the project’s outcomes easily accessible to stakeholders, industry actors, policymakers, and the wider public by summarising the complex research results into clear, structured, and actionable information. The Factsheets provide a global overview of the project innovation, highlighting essential messages and key points in an accessible format for a broad audience. The Results in Brief go a step further, offering more detailed insights into each specific innovation developed within the project. Together, they make EcoReFibre’s results easier to understand and use for stakeholders, industry actors, policymakers, and the wider public. The first document, the “Results Guide” will help you find your way through the different project innovations and demonstrations.
Circular economy, Waste sorting, Fines, Fibres, recycling, Bioeconomy, Project result, Wood, Fibreboard, Recycled material, Wood waste, Factsheet, panel, sorting, Valorisation
Circular economy, Waste sorting, Fines, Fibres, recycling, Bioeconomy, Project result, Wood, Fibreboard, Recycled material, Wood waste, Factsheet, panel, sorting, Valorisation
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