Cork SMEs to connect with Nordic firms on sustainability and circularity

The Bridges network is an EU-funded project linking the Chamber with partner organisations in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland
(Left to right) Public affairs and communications executive Aoife Moriarty, international manager Grace Kelleher, CEO Conor Healy, EEN advisor Mónica Valdés, sustainability lead Dr Alicia Mateos Cárdenas and director of public and international affairs Cathal McSweeney at the launch of Cork Chamber’s BRIDGES project. Photo: Darragh Kane

(Left to right) Public affairs and communications executive Aoife Moriarty, international manager Grace Kelleher, CEO Conor Healy, EEN advisor Mónica Valdés, sustainability lead Dr Alicia Mateos Cárdenas and director of public and international affairs Cathal McSweeney at the launch of Cork Chamber’s BRIDGES project. Photo: Darragh Kane

Cork Chamber has launched a new innovation network, connecting small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to exchange ideas and explore sustainable, circular solutions.

Called Bridges, the network is an EU-funded project linking the Chamber with partner organisations in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland. The aim is to collaborate and support SMEs on circularity, keeping products and materials in use for as long as possible, through re-use, repair, re-manufacturing and recycling, reducing waste.

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