This event celebrates ten years of collaboration between IUCN and the Government of Monaco in advancing the links between circular economy and nature conservation.
It will bring together public and private stakeholders to discuss the potential of circular economy principles to tackle biodiversity loss and support the implementation of the Global Biodiversity Framework and the EU nature restoration agenda.
This year, this long-standing event will shift the focus to the circular economy. Six tracks of plenary sessions and workshops will stretch over two days, exploring topics such as reuse, responsible production and consumption, and anticipating future events.
Bringing together perspectives from retail, consumer protection and regional transition policy, this #EU Circular Talk will discuss how businesses, policymakers and other stakeholders can create conditions in which circular solutions become easier to access, more affordable and more trustworthy.
What has to change so that circular living does not depend on individual heroism, but becomes the default option? This session will seek to provide an answer!
For many years, buying new was financially and logistically easier than repair. This resulted in large amounts of waste and used up resources at an impressive and unnecessary rate.
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.
REvive Alhaurín puts the circular economy into action at community level.
It encourages local people to opt for repairing and sharing items rather than buying new ones, and provides useful advice on how to be a more responsible consumer.
AKT-Origins is a Rotterdam-based company developing a Digital Product Passport platform.
ORIGINS is geared to the needs of SMEs and enables companies to provide the information required on what the product is made of, where it came from, how to keep it in use, and what should happen to it at end of life without publishing sensitive information.
Loopfront is a web-based platform which enables organisations to save costs, reduce CO2 emissions and minimise waste through reuse. It can be used to support operations within a given organisation or between organisations.
