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3D-CIRCULAR is building degrees to train professionals to understand material flows and governance and work with the data infrastructure, AI and traceability systems.

The project will run until July 2029, and three master's degrees are already available. The first intake will start in October 2026; apply by 25 September!

Circular Packaging Challenge is an international initiative connecting innovative startups with leading companies to address real-world challenges across the packaging value chain.

There are four challenges: the 16 finalists will present their solution, the winners will gain funding and at least two pilot schemes will be promoted and financed!

Structural batteries made from recycled carbon fibre for use in planes? This project is working on it!

Glass is great for washing, refilling and reusing, and reuse systems make the most of these qualities. The EU-funded Interpool project aims to help advance cross-border reuse systems for glass packaging. 

They're looking to build a pool of experts. Interested? Apply by 16 August!

High-quality learning content providers from across Europe are invited to join an EU-wide education and training ecosystem supporting Europe's green and digital industrial transformation. 

The circular economy and recycling systems are among the priority areas. Selected participants will be eligible for financial support to adapt, digitise or scale content.

The LIAISE COST Action is a European initiative dedicated to promoting industrial symbiosis.

It has deployed an online platform designed to accelerate the global transition toward sustainable industrial ecosystems. Information is retrieved automatically from international patents, policy portals and high-impact publications, then verified by experts.

FUELGAE is an EU-funded project working on converting CO₂ emissions into sustainable advanced biofuels for air and sea transport and heavy vehicles that are difficult to electrify. Microalgae absorb the emissions and are then turned into biofuels.

Climate change, inconsistent policies, greenwashing concerns and the promise of AI-powered sorting systems are reshaping how the wood sector must adapt. 

The Wood2Wood project is addressing a structural blind spot in circular economy transitions: the future occupations needed to make wood reuse viable at scale.

Europe's circular economy transition is changing what is expected from goods, services and businesses: products need to be more resource-efficient and consumers need reliable information. 

This is where the EU Ecolabel comes into play!