A society where all people count and can contribute their part. That is what we stand for, that is what we call Skôn. Our products are made in the workshop of the Stichting Maatschappelijke Opvang Helmond, by wonderful people with a story. In developing the Skôn products, we take the wishes and strengths of these people into account. The result? A special collection of handmade, sustainable interior products. Often made from recycled material, always with an eye for quality. And what makes it even more beautiful? All products are available for a small, fair price!

We at Stam+ de Koning Bouw would like to reduce and separate waste. However, we often encounter the issue that there is not enough space on the construction site, resulting in a large amount of waste going into the residual waste container. This makes it more difficult to recycle the waste.

The platform was established to support companies in the transition to a circular economy. The focus is on achieving industrial symbiosis through the software tool InduSym. Companies can offer their waste streams to other companies that want to use them as raw materials. The platform facilitates the search for and offering of raw materials, enabling automatic matches with other companies. In addition to materials, vehicles, tools, spaces, services, and even personnel can also be exchanged. The platform offers opportunities for renting or leasing resources and sharing personnel. The concept of industrial symbiosis is used to utilize the waste stream of one company as raw material for another. This leads to more efficient, economically viable, and sustainable business parks. The platform also provides space for necessary knowledge sharing and acts as a circular network.

Pullman Eindhoven wants to contribute to the Climate Mission and the mission trajectory "Local is the norm" by focusing on sourcing local food.

Within the City Theme Livable Neighborhoods, Vitalis wants to collaborate on various mission trajectories. Within the trajectory ‘Circular Neighborhoods and Sustainable Consumption’, Vitalis wants to think about the collection and processing of waste products into new products.

The traditional method of waste collection, where each company has its residual streams collected individually by different collectors, leads to an abundance of heavy vehicles in business parks and/or the city center. This situation causes traffic congestion, is accompanied by emissions, and affects the infrastructure. To address this, the Foundation for Business Parks Helmond is developing the resource hub. This initiative introduces small, lightweight electric vehicles that frequently visit companies to collect their separated residual streams. Central to this renewed approach is the physical hub: a strategic point where the collected residual streams are brought together for transshipment. From this hub, the residual streams are distributed to the appropriate processing or recycling facilities, resulting in a more streamlined and circular processing of residual streams.