Through keynote presentations, technical sessions and networking opportunities, this conference will promote interdisciplinary dialogue and encourage innovative approaches that contribute to a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future.
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 new project aims to prove that existing infrastructure can be adapted and industrial side streams can be used to produce sustainable and industrially-relevant chemicals.
A good way to build more resilient and circular chemical value chains!
This #EUCircularTalk will present the key findings of Generation Climate Europe's report on textile waste in the European Union.
The session will explore the challenges involved, look at policy developments and shine a spotlight on practical examples from across the textile value chain.
The CORE project is organising a two-day, in-person innovation event in Málaga. This ideathon will bring together a range of talents to develop innovative solutions inspired by regenerative design and the circular economy!
The final conference of the RISERS project will explore how standardisation can help scale industrial symbiosis and cross-sector resource efficiency across Europe, bringing together experts from industry, research, policy and standardisation.
Digital Product Passports are intended to provide the information needed to repair a product, reuse its components and enable efficient disposal at end of life.
However, a DPP only does circular work if the person holding the product can read it. WIARA makes multilingual publication the default rather than a paid extra.
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.
