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Rendez-vous in 2021!

International E-Waste Day on 14 October will focus on Critical Raw Materials, the elements that are mined in only a handful of countries and are crucial to foster the green and digital transition.

Organisations, municipalities, schools, businesses and individuals are invited to get involved!

The Nordic Circular Design Programme is an eight-month development programme geared to ensuring that Nordic companies are ready for and able to take the lead in the transition to the circular economy.

The second application round is open until 15 September.

The MANTRA project, funded by the EU under Horizon Europe, aims to accelerate the green and digital transformation of manufacturing SMEs in Europe by promoting advanced technologies and social innovation. 

They have three open calls: for Manufacturing SMEs, Tech-savy SMEs and External Evaluators.

The Paris Call for the Reuse Economy aims to form a community working to make reuse the rule, rather than the exception. It calls on people who believe in the power of the reuse economy as a driver of resilience, value creation and economic sovereignty. Do you agree? Then sign it!

Taranto CirTech has launched the Call4Ideas. It invites startups, innovative projects, young companies and emerging organisations to apply to join an acceleration programme designed to transform high-impact ideas into tangible, sustainable and scalable solutions. Apply by 22 June!

The Circular Economy Awards is one of the initiatives through which the Western Balkans Circular Economy Hub aims to recognise and reward leaders and pioneers who have achieved outstanding results in promoting the circular economy. Do you think this describes you? The have a look at the categories and apply for the one which is the best fit!

The Western Balkans Circular Economy Hub is excited to announce the launch of the 100 best circular practices initiative from the Western Balkan region! Has your company/organisation gone circular? Could what you've done be an inspiration for others? Then apply!

As part of the CCRI Twinning Programme, cities and regions will be matched with their peers that have a similar level of circular economy advancement and roughly the same focus area. Together, they will explore solutions, share experiences and learn from what worked and what was tricky for their partner.

Do you know everything you need to know about how SMEs can identify cost effective circularity actions? If so, congratulations! If not, here's an opportunity to ask someone who does!