The EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) is one of the EU's key tools for helping organisations become more circular and reduce their impact on the environment.
The European Commission has launched a survey to map how organisations approach sustainable management and how EMAS could become more relevant and accessible. Open until 2 November!
This report was produced as part of the EU-funded RECIRCULATE project which aims to extend battery lifespans and transform battery reuse across Europe. It delves into the complex landscape of policies and standards influencing battery supply chains, as well as the multifaceted challenges and enablers for battery supply chain circularity in the EU.
Based on an inventory of relevant policies and standards and interviews with stakeholders spanning the supply chain, it provides recommendations for improved circularity.
The Rhein-Ruhr region has all the ingredients for a thriving circular economy. Circular Day Rhein.Ruhr will bring stakeholders together in Duisburg to explore how to turn this potential into action and accelerate the circular transition.
BIOEAST supports the development of circular bioeconomies in the BIOEAST countries. It has been supported by the now ending Horizon Europe project BOOST4BIOEAST.
Come and see what BIOEAST has achieved through this support project, discuss the future of the European bioeconomy and the role of the wider BIOEAST region, and learn about the new project succeeding BOOST4BIOEAST.
The CURIOST project focuses on promoting circular economy practices among SMEs and small mid-caps in Central Europe's mechanics & mechatronics, plastics, packaging and construction sectors.
This event will look at what it has achieved and what it has learned from assisting these businesses with developing circular products, processes and business models.
This conference will take a broad look at the major challenges of our time, looking at technology, sustainability, competitiveness, investment and implementation.
AI, robotics and data are advancing rapidly - but are businesses and societies becoming smarter, more sustainable and resilient?
Loopami is a Milan-based platform which creates local communities of people interested in sharing and reusing items. It's still in the testing phase, but the initiative reduces consumption and waste while also forging closer ties between neighbours.
This annual event showcases research capable of converting scientific knowledge into differentiated solutions for high-priority markets.
Early-stage and experienced researchers will present their most recent results in the fields of chemistry and chemical engineering, with applications in areas including sustainable resource management, recovery, recycling and capitalisation of by-products from various agro-industrial streams.
What if agri-food by-products could help tackle plastic pollution, support food security and create new revenue streams for farmers?
Join the final event of the AgriLoop project to explore how agricultural and food processing side-streams can be transformed into high-value, sustainable solutions.
