On 22 February, Tondo will present the report on the Taranto Circolare project in a webinar.

Taranto Circolare has conducted an in-depth study of the level of circularity in the Taranto area. Tondo's team focused on material and energy flows in the macro-sectors of the province of Taranto in 2020, covering inputs, outputs, waste and emissions, and quantifying the region's level of circularity.

The GO-GRASS final event will be a chance to discuss the project's final results and the implications for grass-based businesses in a future bio-based economy. It will feature a session on circular business models and technologies developed by the project, two policy panels with high-level representatives from EU, national and local level stakeholders and an excursion to a grass-based paper production facility in the Netherlands.

Are you interested in how digitalisation can support the circular economy? With Digital Product Passports (DPP) coming into force in 2027, and gradually expanded to a wide scope of product groups, this event will contribute to your understanding of DPP deployment.

This CIRPASS final public event on 5 March 2024 will bring together European industries, policymakers, R&D centres, standardisation organisations, circular economy and sustainability actors and digital solution providers to learn more about the current state and possible future developments of the Digital Product Passport (DPP).

This workshop will present, highlight and discuss the state of play and future issues related to sustainability in the fashion, clothing and textiles sector. It will also launch the book on Accelerating Sustainability in Fashion, Clothing and Textiles, with presentations from the editors and contributors.

There will be roundtable discussions covering key topics highlighted in the book (such as the circular economy, innovation and new business models, design and materials) and networking opportunities.

The final events of the FOODRUS and CO-FRESH projects will take place together in Brussels on 13 and 14 March. It'll be an opportunity to explore and discuss the innovative solutions that the two projects have come up with, with a view to shaping the future of food systems.

The CEE2ACT project is organising its first 2024 online event in the Knowledge Transfer Series. This international webinar will take place on 5 March at 13:00-15:00 CET via Zoom, and is entitled “Gearing up for Knowledge Transfer in the Circular Bioeconomy: Financial, Legal & Collaboration Issues”.

Three keynote speakers from Sweden and The Netherlands will share their experiences about:

• Tackling financial barriers to the implementation of a bioeconomy
• Strategies to promote legal support for and alignment on the development of a bioeconomy
• Strategies to promote bioeconomy collaboration.