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Call for peers - Peer review - Nicosia District Local Government Organisation in Cyprus

Valorisation pathways and end-of-waste for green waste

Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform
Date of peer review: 9-10 December 2026
Onsite in Nicosia, Cyprus
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1.Email adress(Required.)
2.Your name(Required.)
3.Your organisation (Name, Region, Country)(Required.)
4.Your position(Required.)
5.Your Interreg Europe Project Acronym (if any)
6.Your LinkedIn profile
7.Your phone number(Required.)
8.What is your experience related to end-of-waste criteria and their practical achievement pathways for separately collected green (garden) waste from households?(Required.)
9.What is the responsibility of you and of your organisation regarding green waste?(Required.)
10.Briefly: Please describe the handling of green waste collected at bring-centres up to its valorisation in your territory?(Required.)
11.Please rate your knowledge on the following questions (Excellent, Fair, Poor):(Required.)
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Practical approaches in your territory to achieve End-of-Waste status for mechanically shredded pruning waste
Legal, institutional and administrative arrangements to achieve End-of-Waste status for mechanically shredded pruning waste
What quality assurance systems and technical standards are applied before the material can be utilised? Which quality criteria, certification procedures or monitoring mechanisms are necessary to ensure safe and reliable use?
Which recovery pathways have proven to be the most sustainable in practice? Among applications such as mulching, compost production, soil improvement, biomass or other uses, which options have demonstrated the greatest environmental, technical and economic benefits in your territory?
Which governance and business models are used by local or regional authorities, and what roles do public authorities, private operators and end users play throughout the value chain?
12.Availability to participate as peer expert in this peer review (Yes / No)
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No
I am willing to participate in the peer review at Nicosia, Cyprus, on 9 and 10 December 2026.