GO Circular is a professional training programme designed for organisations and professionals seeking to integrate circular economy principles into their business strategy.
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.
Here, you can find various calls for proposals and projects for which funding is available. The calls are published in our Financing section and will be removed once the deadline has passed.
For ease of reference, we will provide a list with brief descriptions and deadlines here!
This webinar will explore what is needed to scale up the circular economy in Europe, how it can be financed, and what can be done to ensure a just transition.
This webinar will explore the challenges and opportunities facing bioeconomy stakeholders in underrepresented regions and present the support mechanisms offered by BIO-INSPIRE's cascade funding Open Call.
This webinar will explore women-led R&D&i initiatives, innovative circular strategies and the challenges facing women working in scientific and technological environments linked to the furniture industry.
HOT FROM THE PRESS — on 19 May 2026, the European Environment Agency (EEA) published three new assessments on circularity in the EU, sending a clear message: significantly greater investment is needed to unlock the full potential of the circular economy.
The reports underline that scaling up circular economy measures could deliver major environmental and economic benefits for the EU, including reduced climate and environmental impacts, greater resource security and new business opportunities. At the same time, they stress that investment in circularity must accelerate if the EU is to achieve its climate and environmental objectives.
APARO is building an operational software infrastructure for textile circularity.
It is starting with the physical processes where circularity actually happens: collection, sorting, material movements, quality assessment, traceability and downstream flows.
Are you developing an innovative forest bioeconomy project and looking to take the next step on your investment journey? Apply now to participate in the Forest Bioeconomy Investment Accelerator and discuss your project’s investment readiness with a group of financial experts.
