This event brings together experts, business strategists and EU policy makers to discuss the role of tax in the context of megatrends such as AI, demographic shifts and the circular economy.
The EU CERC's annual Circular Business Awards is aimed at micro, small and medium-sized enterprises in countries eligible for official development assistance support. This year two circular business prizes will be awarded: one for a circular business in electronics & ICT sector and one for a young female entrepreneur. Apply now!
The EU-funded EOLIAN project is developing a new generation of smart, sustainable wind turbine blades. This aligns with the wind energy industry's commitment of enhanced sustainability and reduced environmental impacts over the complete life cycle of a wind turbine. This webinar will present the project's objectives, innovations, and expected outcomes.
E-circular is an NGO working to promote the circular economy in the Republic of Moldova. They have published a brief report about the country's national circularity rate and the tools used to identify that rate.
This event will focus on identifying and advancing circular solutions that can be applied across diverse sectors of the national economy, while also addressing the needs and opportunities at the local community level.
On 7 November, the Commission granted over EUR 358 million to 132 new projects across Europe under the LIFE Programme for environment and climate action. Read about a few of the projects selected to promote the circular economy!
The Textiles Recycling Awards will be held during the Textiles Recycling Expo on 24–25 June 2026 at Brussels Expo. They will bring together industry professionals to honour the achievements that are driving change across the global textile value chain.
Read about the categories and who is eligible to apply. Deadline: 13 March 2026!
The Konsum – Reset (consumer reset) art exhibition and workshop will take place in Vienna, in connection with the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR 2025) and SDG 12 – Responsible Consumption and Production. It will encourage people to reconsider consumption habits and engage in practical steps toward sustainable lifestyles.
ReSBE 2026 aims to redefine how the built environment is designed, constructed, operated and renewed. It will bring together researchers, practitioners, innovators and policymakers to explore transformative solutions for a regenerative future.
Participants will gain insights across circular design and construction, digitalisation and innovation, lifecycle assessment and metrics, climate adaptation and resilience, policy and governance, market transformation, and society and education.
