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Royal Academy of Engineering and Tata Steel launch UK-India circular materials partnership

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 12
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The Royal Academy of Engineering and Tata Steel have formed a three-year research and innovation partnership to boost the use of sustainable and recycled materials between the UK and India. This collaboration is supported by almost £1.9 million from the UK Government and £1 million from Tata Steel. The partnership will also include UK-India policy missions to exchange knowledge on circularity and resilient supply chains of critical materials and minerals.

From indiablooms.com, thehindubusinessline.com

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The initiative aims to create more resource-efficient and resilient economies in both the UK and India. By bringing industrial expertise and government funding to research, the partnership seeks to accelerate the adoption of circular approaches in construction and manufacturing.

From indiablooms.com, thehindubusinessline.com

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  • Royal Academy of EngineeringPartnering with Tata Steel to advance innovation in sustainable materials use.
  • Tata SteelPartnering with the Royal Academy of Engineering to advance innovation in sustainable materials use.

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