SOLUTIONS FOR CYCLED PARTNERS Clause Samples

SOLUTIONS FOR CYCLED PARTNERS. In this section we present the solutions which have helped cycLED SMEs (ETAP, RIVA, ONA, ▇▇▇▇▇) to develop their demonstrator by overcoming their barriers to eco‐innovation. The solutions presented in this section concern barriers to ecodesign. Solutions regarding regulatory barriers suggested by cycLED SMEs are presented in Section 4. The solutions suggested to cycLED SMEs to overcome their barriers to ecodesign were identified by cycLED partners during a cycLED workshop organised in November 2013. The four firms in charge of a demonstrator were asked to work with other partners to analyse their own barriers and to identify which barriers could be solved in‐house and which ones required external support to be solved. Additional solutions were identified during a one day meeting involving our colleagues from the EDCW in April 2014, as well as during the interviews carried out with cycLED partners. We start with the barriers which have received a Level 2 evaluation, i.e. major barriers, and continue with Level 1 barriers (relevant ones), underlining for each barrier whether it is directly relevant for the demonstrators or not, so that the SME considers it a top priority to be addressed before further developing its demonstrator. 3.1. Solutions to major barriers to ecodesign Table 1. Major barriers to ecodesign according to cycLED SMEs Name of the barrier to ecodesign Key solutions

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