This session will enable participants to engage in a discussion on curbing ultra-fast fashion, regulating textile waste and advancing circular solutions for the textile sector.

It is part of Generation Climate Europe’s ongoing Youth Report on Textile Waste and aims to ensure that youth perspectives inform EU-level policy discussions and recommendations.

EuAReman 2026 is a Europe-Africa platform dedicated to remanufacturing, circular economy, industrial sustainability, advanced technologies, capacity building and new business models. 

It aims to bring together researchers, companies, policy-oriented stakeholders, innovation actors and practitioners from Europe and Africa, with a view to strengthening dialogue and collaboration around remanufacturing as a pillar of the circular economy.

This workshop will use foresight to stress-test the foundations of textile EPR across a range of possible future scenarios.

Participants will identify key drivers and uncertainties shaping the future of textiles and EPR, discuss the issues with peers from across the textile value chain and contribute practical insights to discussions on the future design of EPR systems.

This EU Green Week Partner Event will present the innovative ECOFFEE circular model. 

Discover how coffee grounds are transformed into high-value agricultural resources like natural biocides and animal feed, effectively bridging urban circularity with sustainable rural development.

This EU Green Week 2026 partner event will bring together exemplary initiatives and projects from across Europe which are reimagining value chains and demonstrating novel circular systemic solutions.

This event will launch the new CETx policy brief on Plastic packaging taxes as a circular economy tool. 

It will feature a panel discussion with speakers from academia, civil society and the plastics industry.

Discover how AI, robotics and digital twins are revolutionising resource efficiency and automation to drive Europe’s circular transformation. 

The National Day of Reuse and the Circular Economy will take place in several venues across France. Take part in this event which aims to speed up the transformation of the construction sector.

 Cities and regions across Europe are facing similar challenges - at different stages and in different contexts - when implementing the circular transition. Over the past year, CCRI communities of practice have brought practitioners together to openly share what works, what doesn’t, and where they get stuck. 

This CCRI online workshop series builds directly on these insights, turning peer exchange into practical, hands-on sessions designed to help you move from ambition to concrete actions - no matter where you are in your transition. 

With a focus on the future Circular Economy Act and on optimising WEEE recovery, this high-level event will explore how innovation, policy and collaboration can accelerate a more circular electronics sector and support Europe's clean transition.