Tayside Circular Economy Strategy and Action Plan Survey

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18th February 2025

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Please help us shape the Circular Economy Strategy and Action Plan for Tayside by taking a few minutes to complete this survey. Developing a strong circular economy offers significant economic, social and environmental benefits for all across Tayside and it is vital that we capture the views of our local businesses and organisations to help shape the actions required to ensure success.

The survey should only take a few minutes to complete and completing the survey gives you the chance to win a £50 Scotland Loves Local Gift Card for either Perth and Kinross, Dundee or Angus.

Here's the link to take part:

Tayside Circular Economy Strategy and Action Plan Survey

This is the next phase of the work that we carried out as part of the Circular Tayside project.

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Businesses in Dundee and Angus enjoyed the benefits of the circular economy under a partnership support programme: ‘Circular Tayside’ began as a joint initiative delivered by Zero Waste Scotland, Dundee and Angus Chamber of Commerce and Perthshire Chamber of Commerce.

Circular Tayside helps local businesses in the transition towards a circular economy and offered access to Zero Waste Scotland support that includes free workshops, business consultancy and grant funding.

With the carefully tailored range of support, we can help businesses at every stage, from idea generation, to market analysis and funding for project development.

Zero Waste Scotland has a wide range of support tools available for businesses...check out their website which will help you reduce costs and generate new income streams, while responding to the climate emergency:

https://www.zerowastescotland.org.uk/business