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On this page, a description of all partners involved in the FACET project is provided. Each partner will introduce themselves briefly and elucidate on who they are, what the organization/company does, why they are a partner in the FACET project and what this partners goal is during the project.

NV Economisch Impuls Zeeland (the Netherlands)

Impuls Zeeland is the regional development authority in Zeeland that aims at strengthening the regional economy and support economic development in Zeeland. Impuls works closely with local en regional public and private stakeholders to create a future-proof economy in Zeeland. The tourism sector, and the shift from traditional to circular economy in this sector, is naturally part of the program of Impuls Zeeland.

“Through a cross-border approach, we hope to stimulate a sustainable tourism and leisure sector in Zeeland. This will not only result in a circular business model for entrepreneurs and cooperations through the entire value chain but will also contribute to a better understanding among governments and business support associations of the incentives and barriers that come with shifting from linear to circular models” – Helen Roskam, project manager FACET Impuls Zeeland.

Do you want to know more about NV economisch Impuls Zeeland? Please visit their website: www.impulszeeland.nl

HZ University of Applied Sciences (the Netherlands)

The HZ University of Applied Sciences is a higher education institute offering many different study programs and knowledge centers. Within the HZ, a broad range of tourism-related research projects is being conducted. The research group Coastal Tourism and the research group Biobased Building are involved in the FACET project. The HZ University of Applied Sciences has a lot of experience in carrying out international and EU funded research and innovation projects. Both research groups will bring their experience and knowledge on European coastal regions and collection and development, valorization and dissemination of Bio Based materials and composites in construction and civil engineering. Students are also involved by doing practice-oriented research. The research group Coastal Tourism of the HZ University of Applied Sciences aims to get a better insight into circular economy processes to create added value for the tourism and hospitality sector.

Do you want to know more about HZ University of Applied Sciences? Please visit their website: www.hz.nl

Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek (the Netherlands)

De Paardekreek, is a holiday park on the Veerse Meer (NL) with numerous facilities such as an indoor and outdoor playground and endless possibilities to discover the island of Noord-Beveland.

“We are participating in the Interreg project FACET because circular construction makes it possible to respond more quickly to the changing wishes of our guests. Something very important to us. During the Interreg project FACET we would like to gather as much knowledge as possible so we can start realizing our circular projects and be an example for other entrepreneurs in the tourism sector.”- Marijke Brinkman, owner De Paardekreek.

Do you want to know more about camping and villapark de Paardekreek? Please visit their website: www.depaardekreek.nl

Westtoer (Belgium)

Westtoer is a public sectoral agency in West Flanders (Belgium), an expert in business development and has its own knowledge center specialized in tourism and business indicators. Westtoer wants to develop a more sustainable tourism landscape at the Belgian Coast by working on a circular economy with tourism stakeholders and accelerating initiatives on circular tourism economy.

“Our aim is to further strengthen the region. Investing in innovation, knowledge exchange, connect and support both entrepreneurs and local authorities, is one of the strategic choices to achieve this objective. The Interrreg project FACET gives us the opportunity to guide tourist coastal entrepreneurs in the search for circular solutions tailored to their business and support them to take the first steps in the transition from linear to circular entrepreneurship” – Project manager Eline Brutyn

Do you want to know more about Westtoer? Please visit their website: www.westtoer.be

Blue Cluster (Belgium)

Blue Cluster is a network of innovative businesses, knowledge institutions and government bodies that focus on the development and promotion of sustainable economic activities at sea, such as blue tourism, but also coastal protection, renewable energy, sustainable seafood and ocean pollution. Blue Cluster furthermore stimulates knowledge sharing and strives to increase societal support for the Blue Economy.

“ The FACET project enables Blue Cluster to introduce the concept of CE in the tourism industry in a structural, organized and convincing way. This project can be the start of a much needed smart and sustainable shift in an important coastal economy.” – Project manager Karen Vanderstraeten

Do you want to know more about Blue Cluster? Please visit their website: https://www.blauwecluster.be/

Greenwich University (United Kingdom)

The University of Greenwich (UoG) is a leading modern public university and conducts research in different areas across its four faculties. As a knowledge partner, the University has an ambitious aim to accelerate knowledge transfer from research in the university to other organizations in the society. The Greenwich FACET team will work together with the entire project team and local entrepreneurs offering knowledge supports, solutions to barriers and challenges in the implementation of circular solutions. The above mutual learning and transfer of knowledge are the key objectives of and key benefits for the university and FACET team.

‘One of the activities the UoG will focus on is understanding the adoption of Circular Economy (CE) practices by tourism entrepreneurs, and their decision-making processes: what are the triggers, what are the incentives, what are the barriers? This will allow business and sector organizations to better understand the entrepreneurs and provide them with better support. In the end, all the activities will be finalized in recommendations addressing both authorities and business support and sectoral agencies.” – Team of University of Greenwich.

Do you want to know more about Greenwich University? Please visit their website: www.gre.ac.uk

Norfolk County Council (United Kingdom)

Norfolk Country Council works in conjunction with Great Yarmouth Borough Council to connect the Interreg project FACET with the popular tourist resorts on the South Norfolk coast, East Anglia (UK). In Norfolk, the project will focus on tackling waste from fast food entrepreneurs. Their goal is to inspire residents, businesses, and tourists of coastal resorts in the area to make greener choices to recycle and reuse.

“Norfolk County Council and Great Yarmouth Borough Council wants to work with the FACET partners to help support businesses towards a circular solution. We are excited to be part of a proactive partnership to help engage our local coastal communities to ensure economic activities co-exist with conservation policy and sustainable growth.”- Alanna Baker, Assistant Project Coordinator Norfolk.

Do you want to know more about Norfolk County Council? Please visit their website: www.norfolk.gov.uk

Ademe (France)

ADEME is the French executive agency for ecological transition and provides expertise, advisory services and finance help for parties in its areas to establish and consolidate environmental action. In the FACET project ADEME focuses on supporting the development of a pilot project on the valorization of shall waste in the area of Baie de Somme and on the development of guidelines for touristic players of Hauts-de-France to decrease impact on the environment while maintaining an attractive and cooperative business model. .

“ADEME brings a French perspective with feedbacks on the national framework for the development of a circular economy in the tourism sector. Our goal is to develop and disseminate knowledge and expertise on circulair entrepreneurship in the tourism sector.” – Eliane Metreau,, International relations, Climate and Food Resilience at ADEME

Do you want to know more about Ademe? Please visit their website: www.ademe.fr

Observer partners

Stichting Avans (the Netherlands)

Avans Hogeschool is a organization for higher education in the Dutch province of North Brabant. There are locations in Breda, Roosendaal, 's-Hertogenbosch and Tilburg.

www.avans.nl

Great Yarmouth Borough Council (United Kingdom)

The Borough of Great Yarmouth is a local government district with borough status in Norfolk.

www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/

Stichting Strandexploitatie Veere (The Netherlands)

Stichting Strandexploitatie Veere manages, operates and monitors the beaches of the municipality of Veere.

https://www.strandexploitatieveere.nl/

Provincie Zeeland (The Netherlands)

The province of Zeeland is a local government district in the Netherlands. Zeeland is a province in the southwest of the Netherlands.

https://www.zeeland.nl/

Referenties

Website ADEME, ADEME, ADEME, 9 december 2020.
Website Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek, Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek, Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek, 9 december 2020.
Website Greenwich University, Greenwich University, Greenwich University, 9 december 2020.
HZ University of Applied Sciences, HZ, 20 december 2019.
Impulszeeland, ImpulsZeeland, 1 februari 2021.
Norfolk County Council, NCC, NCC, 12 november 2020.
Website Westtoer, Westtoer, Westtoer, 24 november 2020.

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+On this page, a description of all partners involved in the FACET project is provided. Each partner will introduce themselves briefly and elucidate on who they are, what the organization/company does, why they are a partner in the FACET project and what this partners goal is during the project.
 == NV Economisch Impuls Zeeland (the Netherlands) ==
-Impuls Zeeland offers quick access to everything so you can excel as an entrepreneur in Zeeland, such as market information, business support and the right contacts. Via Impuls Zeeland you may find a business partner, financier or the perfect location for your business. We are continually on the look-out for business opportunities and specific opportunities in Zeeland for innovative and sustainable business ventures.
+[[Bestand:Logo impuls 12x24.png.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+Impuls Zeeland is the regional development authority in Zeeland that aims at strengthening the regional economy and support economic development in Zeeland. Impuls works closely with local en regional public and private stakeholders to create a future-proof economy in Zeeland. The tourism sector, and the shift from traditional to circular economy in this sector, is naturally part of the program of Impuls Zeeland.
-In Zeeland, we maneuver in all corners of the business world. We are associated to institutes of higher education, have short lines to governmental organizations and maintain ties to economically interesting neighboring regions, such as Antwerp and Brabant. Within this large network we play a central, connecting role. This is how we further entrepreneurship in Zeeland, commissioned by the Province of Zeeland. We work independently and free of charge. Come talk to us!
+“Through a cross-border approach, we hope to stimulate a sustainable tourism and leisure sector in Zeeland. This will not only result in a circular business model for entrepreneurs and cooperations through the entire value chain but will also contribute to a better understanding among governments and business support associations of the incentives and barriers that come with shifting from linear to circular models” – Helen Roskam, project manager FACET Impuls Zeeland.
+Do you want to know more about NV economisch Impuls Zeeland? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00884|name=www.impulszeeland.nl|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00818|name=www.impulszeeland.nl|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
 == HZ University of Applied Sciences (the Netherlands) ==
-HZ University of Applied Sciences is located in Vlissingen, the South-West of the Netherlands. With a population of some 4,800 national and international students we are a small university with a personal approach. HZ offers high-quality study programmes. Since 2011 -so for the past nine years- HZ has been in the top three of Dutch multidisciplinary universities of applied sciences. As a university of applied sciences we focus on practice-based education and research opportunities. Our close cooperation with the business world, various research centres and our global network of partner universities is of paramount importance.
+[[Bestand:Logo_HZ_12x24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+The HZ University of Applied Sciences is a higher education institute offering many different study programs and knowledge centers. Within the HZ, a broad range of tourism-related research projects is being conducted. The research group Coastal Tourism and the research group Biobased Building are involved in the FACET project. The HZ University of Applied Sciences has a lot of experience in carrying out international and EU funded research and innovation projects. Both research groups will bring their experience and knowledge on European coastal regions and collection and development, valorization and dissemination of Bio Based materials and composites in construction and civil engineering. Students are also involved by doing practice-oriented research. The research group Coastal Tourism of the HZ University of Applied Sciences aims to get a better insight into circular economy processes to create added value for the tourism and hospitality sector.
-Knowledge centre Coastal Toerism of the HZ plays a role in FACET in the development of sustainable entrepreneurship and service models. In addition, we create a monitoring and evaluation tool for the pilots and the entire project. Models and processes that must be developed that need to be integrated into the standard tourism processes.
+Do you want to know more about HZ University of Applied Sciences? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00646|name=www.hz.nl|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-www.kenniscentrumkusttoerisme.nl
+== Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek (the Netherlands) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo Paardekreek 12 x 24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+De Paardekreek, is a holiday park on the Veerse Meer (NL) with numerous facilities such as an indoor and outdoor playground and endless possibilities to discover the island of Noord-Beveland.
-www.hz.nl
+“We are participating in the Interreg project FACET because circular construction makes it possible to respond more quickly to the changing wishes of our guests. Something very important to us. During the Interreg project FACET we would like to gather as much knowledge as possible so we can start realizing our circular projects and be an example for other entrepreneurs in the tourism sector.”- Marijke Brinkman, owner De Paardekreek.
-== Camping en Villapark De Paardekreek (the Netherlands) ==
+Do you want to know more about camping and villapark de Paardekreek? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00851|name=www.depaardekreek.nl|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-Camping en Villapark de Paardekreek is a family business located in Kortgene at the Veerse Meer and was founded 50 years ago. It has grown into a vacation park with numerous facilities, such as a water playground, outdoor swimming pool, outdoor playground, indoor playground, beach with jumping tower and cable car. In addition, there is a Grand Café and a supermarket.
-The park consists of 94 bungalows on the Villapark, these bungalows are owned by owners and managed and rented by the Paardekreek. It also has seasonal pitches, annual pitches, camping pitches and various rental accommodations, such as a houseboat and a circular creek suite.
+== Westtoer (Belgium) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo Westtoer 12x24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+Westtoer is a public sectoral agency in West Flanders (Belgium), an expert in business development and has its own knowledge center specialized in tourism and business indicators. Westtoer wants to develop a more sustainable tourism landscape at the Belgian Coast by working on a circular economy with tourism stakeholders and accelerating initiatives on circular tourism economy.
-Every guest wants a unique vacation experience and therefore comes to De Paardekreek. Together with our team we do everything we can to give our guests this unique experience. We receive different target groups, families with children for which an animation team is ready during the vacation period, guests who want to explore the area by bike or walking and water sports enthusiasts who go sailing, surfing and swimming.
+“Our aim is to further strengthen the region. Investing in innovation, knowledge exchange, connect and support both entrepreneurs and local authorities, is one of the strategic choices to achieve this objective. The Interrreg project FACET gives us the opportunity to guide tourist coastal entrepreneurs in the search for circular solutions tailored to their business and support them to take the first steps in the transition from linear to circular entrepreneurship” – Project manager Eline Brutyn
-The guests are constantly looking for new accommodations and new experiences, therefore we want to build circular accommodations, with this we hope to meet the changing market. If the accommodation is rebuilt in ten years’ time, the materials can be reused and if the accommodation does not meet the requirements of the tourist in 20 years’ time, it can be disassembled and the materials can be reused.
+Do you want to know more about Westtoer? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00849|name=www.westtoer.be|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-www.depaardekreek.nl
+== Blue Cluster (Belgium) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo blue cluster 12x24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+Blue Cluster is a network of innovative businesses, knowledge institutions and government bodies that focus on the development and promotion of sustainable economic activities at sea, such as blue tourism, but also coastal protection, renewable energy, sustainable seafood and ocean pollution. Blue Cluster furthermore stimulates knowledge sharing and strives to increase societal support for the Blue Economy.
-== Westtoer (Belgium) ==
+“ The FACET project enables Blue Cluster to introduce the concept of CE in the tourism industry in a structural, organized and convincing way. This project can be the start of a much needed smart and sustainable shift in an important coastal economy.” – Project manager Karen Vanderstraeten
-Westtoer is a public sectoral agency in West Flanders (Belgium), an expert in business development and has its own knowledge centre specialised in tourism and business indicators. We support tourism SMEs, local municipalities and promote our region to the people of West Flanders and tourists. Westtoer has a large business network with more than 500 partners and has a strong focus on data-driven and innovative, high qualitative product & business development in tourism.
-Westtoer is committed to the further development of the Coastal region. Our aim is to further strengthen the region. Investing in innovation, knowledge exchange, connect and support both entrepreneurs and local authorities, is one of the strategic choices to achieve this objective. Westtoer wants to develop a more sustainable tourism landscape at the Belgian Coast by working on a circular economy with tourism stakeholders and accelerating initiatives on circular tourism economy.
+Do you want to know more about Blue Cluster? Please visit their website: https://www.blauwecluster.be/
-FACET gives Westtoer the opportunity to guide tourist coastal entrepreneurs in the search for circular solutions tailored to their business and support them to take the first steps in the transition from linear to circular entrepreneurship.
+== Greenwich University (United Kingdom) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo UOG 12x24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+The University of Greenwich (UoG) is a leading modern public university and conducts research in different areas across its four faculties. As a knowledge partner, the University has an ambitious aim to accelerate knowledge transfer from research in the university to other organizations in the society. The Greenwich FACET team will work together with the entire project team and local entrepreneurs offering knowledge supports, solutions to barriers and challenges in the implementation of circular solutions. The above mutual learning and transfer of knowledge are the key objectives of and key benefits for the university and FACET team.
-{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00849|name=www.westtoer.be|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
+‘One of the activities the UoG will focus on is understanding the adoption of Circular Economy (CE) practices by tourism entrepreneurs, and their decision-making processes: what are the triggers, what are the incentives, what are the barriers? This will allow business and sector organizations to better understand the entrepreneurs and provide them with better support. In the end, all the activities will be finalized in recommendations addressing both authorities and business support and sectoral agencies.” – Team of University of Greenwich.
-== The Blue Cluster (Belgium) ==
+Do you want to know more about Greenwich University? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00854|name=www.gre.ac.uk|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-The Blue Cluster is officially recognized by the Flemish Government to support and invest in innovation in Blue Tourism. Within this domain, DBC has, together with the Blue Economy-industry and its academic partners, developed a roadmap Blue Tourism, which contains, amongst other priorities, a business-driven shift towards sustainable tourism. DBC is a member-led organization with industrial compagnies active in construction-, water-, project development industry as well as retailers and hotels. There is a strong believe that part of the successful introduction of circular economy in the tourism industry will come from spill-offs from other industries. DBC has a structural cooperation with VITO which is the leading Flemish research institute to work on circular economy.
-Blue Tourism is a new domain to be explored by DBC and by any organisation for that matter. DBC sees possibilities to link more industrial-driven CE projects with the tourism sector yet requires support and feedback from more experienced partners in the tourism sector to make this possible spill-over into reality. The FACET-project enables DBC to introduce the concept of CE into the tourism industry in a structural, organized and convincing way. This project can be the start of a much needed smart and sustainable shift in an important coastal economy.
+== Norfolk County Council (United Kingdom) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo NCC 12x24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+Norfolk Country Council works in conjunction with Great Yarmouth Borough Council to connect the Interreg project FACET with the popular tourist resorts on the South Norfolk coast, East Anglia (UK). In Norfolk, the project will focus on tackling waste from fast food entrepreneurs. Their goal is to inspire residents, businesses, and tourists of coastal resorts in the area to make greener choices to recycle and reuse.
-www.blauwecluster.be
+“Norfolk County Council and Great Yarmouth Borough Council wants to work with the FACET partners to help support businesses towards a circular solution. We are excited to be part of a proactive partnership to help engage our local coastal communities to ensure economic activities co-exist with conservation policy and sustainable growth.”- Alanna Baker, Assistant Project Coordinator Norfolk.
-== Greenwich University (United Kingdom) ==
+Do you want to know more about Norfolk County Council? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00839|name=www.norfolk.gov.uk|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-The University of Greenwich is a comprehensive university with expertise and experience in numerous subject areas. Specifically, the research done by Sustainability Technology and Innovation Research (STIR) and Connected Cities in the Faculty of Business has been concerned with elucidation of broad issues relating to sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship. We have considered the factors affecting sustainable entrepreneurship as well as the processes encouraging innovation and adoption of new technologies to support small firms and community-based organisations in Europe as well as in Asia, and Africa. In addition, we have looked at issues regarding success of different sustainable business models for local management of renewable energy projects, including the role for social enterprise.
-https://www.gre.ac.uk/
+== Ademe (France) ==
+[[Bestand:Logo ademe 12 x 24.jpg|rechts|kaderloos]]
+ADEME is the French executive agency for ecological transition and provides expertise,  advisory services and finance help for parties in its areas to establish and consolidate environmental action. In the FACET project ADEME focuses on supporting the development of a pilot project on the valorization of shall waste in the area of Baie de Somme and on the development of guidelines for touristic players of Hauts-de-France to decrease impact on the environment while maintaining an attractive and cooperative business model. .
-== Norfolk County Council (United Kingdom) ==
+“ADEME brings a French perspective with feedbacks on the national framework for the development of a circular economy in the tourism sector. Our goal is to develop and disseminate knowledge and expertise on circulair entrepreneurship in the tourism sector.” – Eliane Metreau,, International relations, Climate and Food Resilience at ADEME
-Tourism plays a strong role in the regional economy of Norfolk and we are privileged to be in a location hosting a considerable stretch of coastline and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in addition to Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). At Norfolk County Council our Community and Environment Services works to unite communities, stakeholders and businesses to ensure economic activities co-exist with conservation policy and sustainable growth.
-We are experienced in project delivery with strong communication, organisation and management skills. Our team had experience in developing low impact tourism initiatives based on natural and heritage assets. As a Project Partner we aim to drive an engaged, proactive partnership, supporting all FACET Project Partners in knowledge exchange and co-working.
+Do you want to know more about Ademe? Please visit their website: {{Cite|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00853|name=www.ademe.fr|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
-The visitor economy is the 6th largest industry in Norfolk. In 2018 we received 937 million visitors Apr-Sept and 594 million in winter. This large influx of visitors in summer places strain on our resources. FACET will support modal shift towards a sustainable circular model, re-organising the coastal tourism industry to unlock lasting economic benefit. We will gain close and collaborative working with leisure and tourism sectors in the sub-region of the Great Yarmouth Borough. Our goal is to create sustainable coastal visitor capacity, whilst reducing damage to host environment and culture. In the long term participating in FACET will support our region to develop a strategic working ethic for protecting our natural resources whilst encouraging prosperity.
+=== Observer partners ===
-{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00839|name=www.norfolk.gov.uk|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
+==== Stichting Avans (the Netherlands) ====
+Avans Hogeschool is a organization for higher education in the Dutch province of North Brabant. There are locations in Breda, Roosendaal, 's-Hertogenbosch and Tilburg.
-{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00840|name=www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}
+{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00857|name=www.avans.nl|dialog=process
-== Ademe (France) ==
+-l
-ADEME is active in the implementation of public policy in the areas of the environment, energy and sustainable development. ADEME provides expertise and advisory services to businesses, local authorities and communities, government bodies and the public at large, to enable them to establish and consolidate their environmental action. As part of this work the agency helps finance projects, from research to implementation, in its areas of action.
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-==== 1. Stichting Avans (the Netherlands) ====
+==== Great Yarmouth Borough Council (United Kingdom) ====
-https://www.avans.nl/
+The Borough of Great Yarmouth is a local government district with borough status in Norfolk.
-==== 2. Great Yarmouth Borough Council (United Kingdom) ====
+{{External link|resource=Resource Hyperlink 00856|name=www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk|dialog=process-linkwebsite-dialog}}/
-https://www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/
-==== 3. Dir. Régionale Hauts-deFrance de lÁDEME - Communaute DÁgglomeration de la Baie
+==== Stichting Strandexploitatie Veere (The Netherlands)====
+Stichting Strandexploitatie Veere manages, operates and monitors the beaches of the municipality of Veere.
+https://www.strandexploitatieveere.nl/
-de Somme (France) ====
+==== Provincie Zeeland (The Netherlands)<nowiki/> ====
+The province of Zeeland is a local government district in the Netherlands. Zeeland is a province in the southwest of the Netherlands.
-.https://www.baiedesommeagglo.fr/
+https://www.zeeland.nl/
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