CIRCULAR ECONOMY IN NÄTRADALEN

In Nätradalen, the project ”Sustainable Tourism in Nätradalen” is ongoing, and the project found that there is a strong commitment to sustainability as a whole.

Do you have a circular saw that you only use once a year? Do you need to use a hedge trimmer once a year? Many of the items we have at home are used too little. There is now a solution for that in Nätradalen. In Nätradalen, the project ”Sustainable Tourism in Nätradalen” is ongoing, and the project found that there is a strong commitment to sustainability as a whole.

Sofie Holmgren Operations Manager Bygdsam Nätradalen

The sharing platform Share Höga Kusten

In the project, it was found that there are many underutilized resources, but that are used very little today. For example, it can be difficult to travel collectively for those who want to visit or for those who live in Höga Kusten. Another thing that was observed is that there are many items in our homes that are used rarely or not at all. For example, brush cutters, trailers, hedge trimmers, etc. To solve the challenge of being able to use more resources locally, Bygdsam Nätradalen, together with Umeå University and the platform Umigo, has developed the sharing platform Share Höga Kusten.

Sofie Holmgren Operations Manager Bygdsam Nätradalen

Book venues on Share Höga Kusten

Among the first to offer something on Share Höga Kusten is the Nätra local heritage association.
It is the new building Ringarbönninga that can be booked for parties and conferences via Share Höga Kusten.

Magnus Näslund – Nätra local heritage association