The Green Deal Grasses & Crops wins Runner Up Award 2014 during the Green Deal Award ceremony in The Hague. During the event, they looked back on the past three years, during which more than 170 Green Deals are closed. The six nominees for the Runner Up Award each got 90 seconds to pitch their very different initiatives. Eventually won the Green Deals Circular Procurement, Sustainable Land-Road Engineering and Grasses & Shrubs.<\/p>\n
The Green Deal Grasses & Crops stimulates the development of business cases and market structure of bio-based products based on material grasses and crops. The various components of grasses and plants to be applied as high as possible. Work is also underway to optimize chains from source to product.<\/p>\n
That government does more than rules, said Chris Kuijpers, DG Environment at the Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment. “The Green Deals show that the government also arrested directing, provides support and organizes attention.” He signed two new agreements on stage: the Green Deal Take Back Chemicals and the Green Deal Sustainable Tourism. On Deep Mans’ what still better to the Green Deal approach, he said that the time is ripe to scale up initiatives.<\/p>\n
The Green Deal Addressing the Cabinet room for innovative initiatives from society to accelerate the transition to a sustainable economy. The National Office for Entrepreneurial Netherlands supports the Ministries of Economic Affairs, Infrastructure and Environment and the Interior in the implementation of Green Deals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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