Plastics

P7: Holistic Infrastructure for the recycling of Medical Devices

P7: HOLIMED

Project Period: February 2025 – January 2027

Project Status: In Progress  Pool: TRACE Pool 3

Lead: Danish Technological Institute

HOLIMED is a strategic initiative aimed at developing a circular economy infrastructure for the recycling of plastics from hazardous hospital waste. The project addresses behavioral change, advanced tracking and decontamination technologies, as well as legislative barriers. The goal is to create a scalable blueprint for sustainable waste management in the healthcare sector.

Project Partners: Danish Technological Institute, Roskilde University, Copenhagen Business School, Zirq Medical A/S, Letbek A/S, Central Denmark Region, Johnson & Johnson, AMBU A/S, Resourcify GmbH, MICollect ApS

 

 

Project Leader

Søren Haack

Mail: sorh@teknologisk.dk

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