Remade staff used a modelling tool developed by colleagues within the Caledonian Environment Centre to refine and predict the outcomes of a number of various waste recycling schemes, allowing the Scottish Government to have accurate information on which to make bidding decisions Remade Scotland was launched in 1999 as a major inititiative charged with stimulating, developing and strengthening markets for waste recyclates in Scotland In 2008 the Scottish government brought Remade Scotland, WRAP and WAS together as Zero Waste Scotland, to ensure that the activites of these three strategic delivery bodies could be integrated effectively to provide the maximum benefit for Scotland In April 2008, the Caledonian Environment Centre part of Glasgow Caledonian University was awarded a three grant totalling £1,832,194 to continue the activities of Remade Scotland In delivering the Remade programme, the Caledonian Environment Centre are able to utilise these skills and embedded knowledge and couple them with sound academic rigour and reponsible practical experience, enabling the CEC to carry out valuable research and support to LAs, the Scottish Government and other stakeholders