The Symposium brings together theoretical, practical, applied and managerial expertise to develop efficient strategies and policies.

They're calling for abstracts: see the list and submit by 12 April!

The summit will bring together international leaders, researchers, policymakers, industry innovators and civil society to explore how the bioeconomy can drive socio-economic transformation and climate action.

They're calling for proposals for workshops and satellite activities/site visits!

The European Sustainable Phosphorus Conference is the world’s leading sustainable phosphorus event. It takes place every two to three years and the sixth conference will be on 24-26 November.

They're calling for abstracts, deadline: 30 April!

The Commission is asking young people for their views on the coming Circular Economy Act. 

It's set to be adopted later this year, and aims to keep products and materials in use for as long as possible. This will reduce waste, resource consumption and our dependence on third countries.

There are three ways to engage: read all about them!

The BATMASS project (EU circular BATtery valley for second life, recycling, and re-manufacturing of materials and black MASS) aims to revolutionise the battery value chain in Europe by creating a cross-regional ecosystem based on circular innovations.

On 17 March, it hosted a Forum exploring opportunities to scale up circular battery technologies and strengthen Europe’s battery value chain.

AIMPLAS held its 9th International Seminar on Biopolymers and Sustainable Composites earlier this week. It was an opportunity for technical debate on regulation, certification and innovation in the field of biopolymers. Have a look at the innovations presented!

Save the date: Circular Week 2026 take place 26-31 October. This conference will bring together cities, practitioners, researchers, businesses, citizens and policymakers working on circular and climate-resilient urban transformation.

On 27 January, Nordic Circular Hotspot and Natural State hosted a session which gave key insights from the Circular Build Forum, provided an overview of the Nordic Circular Construction project and launched the Nordic Community for Circular Construction. 

The recording of the session is now available!

On 29 January, the European Committee of the Regions hosted Municipal Waste Europe for a partnership event on textile waste, taking stock of the first year of mandatory separate collection of textile waste in the EU. 

Speakers discussed challenges on the supply and demand sides, along with the role of policy. Read all about it!

The conference will explore how advanced AI tools and applications are accelerating the transition towards a circular and sustainable chemical and materials industry.

They are calling for posters: the deadline is 28 January!