After over a year of development we are delighted to launch the Open 3P data standard for the plastic packaging industry. Created in collaboration with our project partners Dsposal, OPRL,
Plastics are hugely valuable and useful, delivering massive societal value, Professor Mike Shaver from the University of Manchester explained to the audience gathered for our March Open:Data:Night. But there’s no such
In December, we summarised what we found out in our first round of workshops researching how plastic packaging gets made. This work will enable us to design a Plastics Packaging Portal (PPP)
Plastics can cause big problems – but they also play positive roles in our lives – so can data help maximise the good and minimise the bad?
In August, we revealed that we’d joined a consortium of organisations backed by Innovate UK and dedicated to dealing with the UK’s million-tonne plastic-packaging waste problem. Since then, we’ve been
Part of our new Plastics Packaging Portal (PPP) project, these workshops help us get a better understanding of the data processes that happen along the plastic-packaging value chain.
Part of our new Plastics Packaging Portal (PPP) project, these workshops help us get a better understanding of the data processes that happen along the plastic-packaging value chain.
Part of our new Plastics Packaging Portal (PPP) project, these workshops help us get a better understanding of the data processes that happen along the plastic-packaging value chain.
Part of our new Plastics Packaging Portal (PPP) project, these workshops help us get a better understanding of the data processes that happen along the plastic-packaging value chain.
Open Data Manchester is delighted to have teamed up with fellow local social venture, and waste-data experts, Dsposal for a new Innovate UK R&D project created to help tackle the