The Hague Invests €100,000 in AccessHubs to Promote Sharing and Reduce Waste
The Hague is investing €100,000 in the AccessHubs project to make borrowing and renting everyday items more accessible, aiming to reduce waste and support a circular economy. The project will receive over €270,000 in EU support, with the goal of fostering local sharing and rental systems. Lending desks will be established in key neighborhoods, offering practical items like electronics and household appliances in trusted locations to facilitate access for residents, particularly those with limited resources.
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The Hague is investing €100,000 in the European AccessHubs project to promote borrowing and renting of everyday items, supporting a circular economy. This initiative aligns with the city's goal to become 50% circular by 2030 and aims to reduce material waste.
The project will receive more than €270,000 in EU funding. Lending desks will be developed in neighborhoods such as Laak and Transvaal, focusing on practical items like electronics. These desks will be located in trusted community spaces, and a digital application will assist with item requests, targeting residents facing financial or digital access challenges.
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