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EIT Jumpstarter is a seven-month pre-acceleration programme for early-stage innovators in 22+ countries. It's designed to turn ideas into successful businesses through training, mentoring and funding.

Fields include innovative solutions for recovering and reusing materials from secondary sources to support a circular economy. Apply by 8 May!

The MAGNO project aims to promote the adoption of solutions reducing the impact of plastic food packaging pollution in ecosystems.

In order to achieve this, it is designing ecosystem digital twin software which enables innovative ideas to be tested and refined before being implemented in the real world. 

Myteria is an early-stage biomaterials initiative from the Netherlands developing circular interior panels grown from mycelium and locally sourced agricultural residues. 

It rethinks how materials are made: instead of extracting and processing, they grow them using nature’s own binding system.

Looking for projects developed by students from universities and vocational training centres across Europe!

Projects must demonstrate innovation in business models, products, services or industrial processes under circular economy criteria, and have real potential to develop new business opportunities.

This petition calls for a change to the current EU policy which allows imported plastic waste to count toward European recycling targets, creating a gap between reported progress and real circularity. 

Is this how you feel? Then sign the petition!

The Vlerick Business School is running a paid four-day course on Transforming to sustainable business. It focuses on embedding ESG into your organisation and developing sustainability-driven business opportunities.

The European Commission is seeking feedback on possible revisions to the criteria of the EU Taxonomy, the classification system for sustainable economic activities. The goal of the revision is to make the framework simpler and easier to use.

Registration is open for the ECESP Annual Conference! Taking place on 22-23 April, it will be a chance to hear what policymakers have to say, learn about stakeholders' experiences, ask your questions and give your opinion. Don't miss it!

This course is designed to help the furniture value chain become more circular and sustainable. The pilot phase will run until 31 March and aims to have the course tested by 400 people. Feedback would be greatly appreciated!