Year: 2023
EPA Circular Economy Conference 2023 - Driving Ireland's Move to a Circular Economy - Agenda
2022 reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizen's attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to repair. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 5: Motivations to Repair,
2022 Reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizen's attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to repair. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 4 Professional Repair Services.
2022 Reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizen's attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to repair. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 3: Appetite to advance the Repair Economy.
2022 Reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizen's attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to repair. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 2 The Repair Economy.
2022 Reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizen's attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to repair. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 1 Consumer Rights
2022 Reference Year, September 2023
Year: 2023
This Excel file provides the data from the National Repair Survey 2022 in the accompanying sheets and where used should reference the EPA.
Year: 2023
EPA Circular Economy Conference 2023 - Driving Ireland’s Move to a Circular Economy - Agenda
Year: 2023
Countries across the globe are seeking policy tools to help stimulate and accelerate a circular economy. One of the most successful policy interventions to facilitate this change can be a fiscal measure. Taxes or levies can be used to discourage one form of behaviour or activity and incentivise another more positive one. The Irish Waste Action Plan for a Circular Economy (WAPCE), published in 2020, proposed a Waste Recovery Levy of €5 per tonne (with potential for escalation) for recovery operations carried out at Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) Landfills, Waste to Energy Plants and Co-incinerators Plants and on exports of MSW. This study examines what similar taxes/levies have been applied by other EU Member States and whether there is evidence of these similar fiscal measures supporting the objectives of the proposed Waste Recovery Levy.
Event Date: 27th September 2023 Location: Aviva Stadium Dublin and online , July 2023
Year: 2023
This hybrid event will be an opportunity to learn about recent developments in the circular economy and the opportunities and challenges in implementing a circular economy in Ireland. There will be opportunities to network and participate in polling and Q&A sessions.
Reference year 2022, June 2023
Year: 2023
Year: 2023
Tackling food waste is one of the key steps we can all take to help combat climate change and support Ireland’s transition to a circular economy. This guidance provides a checklist of actions to help measure your organisation’s progress in taking action to reduce food waste, along with some case studies to inspire you.
Year: 2023
Tackling food waste is one of the key steps we can all take to help combat climate change and support Ireland’s transition to a circular economy. This guidance provides a checklist of actions to help measure your organisation’s progress in taking action to reduce food waste, along with some case studies to inspire you.
Year: 2023
Tackling food waste is one of the key steps we can all take to help combat climate change and support Ireland’s transition to a circular economy. This guidance provides a checklist of actions to help measure your organisation’s progress in taking action to reduce food waste, along with some case studies to inspire you.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This Excel file provides the data from the National Textiles Survey 2021 in the accompanying sheets and where used should reference the EPA.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizens’ attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to textiles. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 5 Sustainable Consumption and Use II.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizens’ attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to textiles. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 4 Sustainable Consumption and Use I.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizens’ attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to textiles. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 3 Management and Disposal of Textiles.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizens’ attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to textiles. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report Part 2 Reuse and repair of clothing.
2021 Reference Year, April 2023
Year: 2023
This report presents quantitative research findings from the first nationally representative baseline survey on Irish citizens’ attitudes, awareness and behaviours relating to textiles. The survey topic areas are presented in a series of five reports, this report is Part 1 Purchasing of Clothes.
