Hendrikson DGE is an official partner in the LIFE FitForREACH-2 project.
The European Union’s REACH Regulation places the responsibility for the safety of chemicals on industries. Authorities identify and regulate risks at EU level as a safety net to industries chemicals management and control the implementation of legal provisions.
However, many companies, in particular small and medium sized companies using substances and mixtures in their processes still lack information and understanding of chemicals risk management and their legal obligations.
The Life Fit for REACH supported companies in improving their knowledge and skills on chemicals risk management and, where possible, to substitute the most hazardous substances they use. It provided information, practical tools and concrete advice to companies in the Baltic States.
Hendrikson DGE in LIFE FitForREACH-2 project is to attend all content activities, manage the work with partner companies and offer waste management and circular economy field expertise.
Project number: LIFE22-ENV-EE-LIFE-FitforREACH-2/101113947
(LIFE FitforREACH-2 Chemicals Risk Management and Assessment of Alternatives: Tools and best practices to support circularity, create more sustainable products and avoid regrettable substitution)
Website: https://fitreach.eu/
Duration: october 2023 until september 2027
Lead Partner: Baltic Environmental Forum (BEF)
Partners:
Estonia – Hendrikson DGE and pilot companies Scanfil and Zincpot
Latvia – Baltic Environmental Forum Latvia, Ecodesign Competence Centre, Waste Management Association of Latvia and pilot companies Kvist, Kinetics Nail Systems and BalticFloc
Lithuania – Kaunas Institute of Environmental Engineering, Kaunas University of Technology, Center for Environmental Policy and pilot companies Elgama Electronics and Art Glacio
Poolast Łukasiewicz – Institute of Industrial Organic Chemistry and POMInno
Financiers:
European Commisions’ LIFE Programme, Center for Environmental Investments, Latvian State Regional Development Agency, Lithuanian Ministry of the Environment
Budget: 5 999 457 EUR, LIFE programmes contribution 3 599 674 EUR