The Green Growth Knowledge Partnership is working on Green Value Chain Connect, a mechanism strengthening collaboration between corporations, technical assistance initiatives and suppliers around sustainability action in global value chains by ensuring that they have access to the necessary know-how.

This webinar will present this mechanism, gather feedback on what it aims to achieve and how it could be improved, and see how it could be applied to other sectors.

This webinar will explore struvite-based nutrient recovery, from phosphate recovery and the underlying science to the technology and market pathway for sustainable fertilisers.

The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has developed a set of methodological reports to support the implementation of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation.

This second meeting will examine the Methods for the definition of classes of performance and labels.

The European Commission's Joint Research Centre has developed a set of methodological reports to support the implementation of the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation.

This first meeting will examine the Method for the identification and tracking of substances of concern in products and for the preparation of restriction measures on the use of substances in products.

This interactive session will bring together organisations that play a key role in supporting SMEs across Europe. 

It will explore how support organisations can strengthen collaboration, share good practices, build synergies and enhance the impact of their services to accelerate SMEs' transition towards circular business models.

suHCO aims to develop an AI-powered horizontal digital planning and execution-driven system enabling the healthcare sector to become more sustainable and circular. Through three competitive phases, suHCO will co-develop, prototype and pilot this platform with selected suppliers. 

This webinar is intended to support potential tenderers in understanding the procurement process and preparing their submissions.

This WCEF2026 Accelerator Session offers a close-up look at Nordic circular cities: what works, what carries the transition, and what still stands in the way. New research meets real-world practice from across the Nordics and Europe.

This webinar will dive into Hitachi Energy’s collaboration with Elia Group on closing the loop for decommissioned transformers, reducing environmental impacts and enhancing supply chain resilience.

The circular transition cannot success unless it works for and with people. 

You don't need to reinvent the wheel though. Across Europe, local authorities are building on existing initiatives, networks and community energy to connect social and circular objectives in practical ways. 

This workshop will explore what those approaches look like in practice.

Relevant, reliable information drives stronger circular policies – but it's not so easy to identify what information you need and what data will help you make the right decisions.

This webinar will explore practical approaches to circular economy monitoring.