Indicator: Circular economy technology Providers (employment)

The indicator measures the total employment in Technology Providers sectors. Technology Providers provide technologies and key services that enable cyclical resource flows and more efficient use. They also provide intermediate products representing the technological cycle that, in many ways, enable the implementation of Circular Economy processes through innovative technologies and resource-saving services throughout the value chain. Technology Providers’ contribution to value generation is to recover and restore materials, components and products through the provision of technologies and services that aid the reuse, repair, recycling and re-manufacture of durables and turn wastes into resources and use energy more efficiency. Technology Providers include the production of consumables from Eco-friendly materials, such as natural fibres, bio-plastics or composite materials, or technologies for the generation of renewable raw materials or energy, as well as installations and machinery for the treatment of material streams.

Theme(s): Labour Market - Employment, Education and Skills

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Introduction

Author
ESPON project
Contact(s)
  • Carlos Tapia (Project leader)
  • Tapia Carlos (Tecnalia) (Responsible party)
Territorial information
Spatial Extent Nomenclature
name version level
EU28+4+CandidateCountries NUTS 2013 2
Years
2010,2015
Completude
Year Tunit Area GDP Pop
2010 81 77 81
2015 83 80 83

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Id
1062
Status
Key indicator
Name
Circular economy technology Providers (employment)
Code
CETP_EMP
Is standard?
True
Is base indicator?
False
Type
Single
Data type
Integer
Unit of measure - Numerator / Denominator Name
Number of persons employed
Unit of measure - Numerator / Denominator Scale
1
Is a ranking?
False
Main Theme
Labour Market - Employment, Education and Skills
Nature type
Stock
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