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Annex B - List of stakeholders C2 project

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 September 2025

Harry Slachmuylders
Harry Slachmuylders
Affiliation:
KU Leuven, Belgium
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Summary

1. European Commission

2. OVAM (Flemish environmental authority)

3. KBC Group (banking)

4. BSH (Businesses offering home appliances “as-a-service”)

5. Agoria (Business organisation of technology-driven companies)

6. IBJ (Professional organisation of in-house legal counsel)

7. UNIZO (Trade organisation)

8. COMEOS (Trade organisation)

9. BEUC (European consumer organisation)

10. Test-Aankoop (Belgian consumer organisation)

11. Peerby (Sharing and renting platform)

12. Aliloca (Business helping rental services grow)

13. Vlaanderen Circulair (Flemish policy maker circular economy)

14. Möbius (Consultancy company involved in circular economy projects)

15. Op wielekes (Business model for renting children’s bicycles)

16. Decathlon (Project We Play Circular: sport as a service)

17. Renson (Business active in the HVAC sector)

18. European Patent Office

19. ETAP (Business offering “light-as-a-service”)

20. Daikin (Business active in the HVAC sector)

21. P2S (Consultancy company involved in servitisation projects)

22. VOKA (Employers’ organisation)

23. POM West Flanders (Policy maker)

24. Tillup (Business active in the logistics sector)

25. Mediamarkt Saturn retail group (Business active in the retail sector (consumer electronics))

26. Pollet Water Group (Business active in the water sector)

27. Ariadne Innovation (Digital platform for a more sustainable textiles & fashion industry)

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Contractual Rights and Liabilities in Circular Business Models
A Study of Consumer Protection in Product-as-a-Service Contracts
 , pp. 745 - 767
Publisher: Intersentia
Print publication year: 2025

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