In depth feedback no 3 from FSCA Pilot Study. Territorial cohesion understood as balanced and inclusive development across all EU regions must go hand in hand with circular excellence. The principles of a circular economy has always been the natural way to do things in rural Europe, at least until the industrial revolution: repairing, reusing and sharing resources within local communities.
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FSCA Pilot Study (Startups with Circular Business Models)
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FSCA Pilot Study (Startups with Circular Business Models) filed 3 positions between 2 Nov 2025 and 3 Nov 2025, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
In depth feedback no 2 from FSCA Pilot Study. Europes circular transition depends on the ability of early circular innovators to scale. Yet most circular startups still fall into a financing gap that mirrors the Valley of Death long recognised in Deep Tech.
In depth feedback nr 1 from FSCA Pilot Study. Circular startups play a decisive role in Europes transition to a sustainable and competitive circular economy. Yet they remain structurally under-supported, caught between innovation policy designed for linear technologies and funding logic built on short-term returns.
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