PlasticValue is a brand that aims to transform plastic from being considered waste into a valuable resource. With a focus on sectors with high circularity potential, such as plastics, PlasticValue recognizes the pressing need to address the issue of plastic waste. Currently, only a fraction of the 25 million tons of plastic waste produced annually is recycled, and reducing plastic production and usage requires long-term action.

PlasticValue offers solutions to these challenges by promoting recycling, re-evaluating plastic waste through co-creation and co-design, and providing innovative approaches to professionals in the fields of innovation, manufacturing, and recycling. The brand's goal is to tackle plastic waste while minimizing CO2 emissions from recycling processes. PlasticValue not only supports small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in becoming more circular but also provides updated learning programs to vocational education and training (VET) bodies, addressing circular economy challenges.

Professionals involved in innovation, production, transformation, and SME management can benefit from the brand's initiatives. PlasticValue also offers awareness-raising activities and specific guidelines to assist SMEs in transitioning and implementing circular economy principles. Through a blended learning methodology, PlasticValue facilitates work-based learning, ensuring a practical and effective approach to participant learning.

Additionally, PlasticValue provides validated learning programs and guidelines for VET curricula at various levels. Join PlasticValue and be inspired by examples and case studies while practicing with their Toolbox. Together, let's make plastic waste a thing of the past and create a sustainable future.

Note: The PlasticValue project mentioned (PlasticValue 2021-1-ES01-KA220-VET-07C479A7) has received co-funding from the Erasmus+ program of the European Union. The responsibility for the information contained therein lies solely with plasticvalue. eu and neither the European Commission nor Servicio Español para la Internacionalización de la Educación (SEPIE) are responsible for any use that may be made of it