The Circular Economy Awards is one of the initiatives through which the Western Balkans Circular Economy Hub aims to recognise and reward leaders and pioneers who have achieved outstanding results in promoting the circular economy. Do you think this describes you? The have a look at the categories and apply for the one which is the best fit!
The Western Balkans Circular Economy Hub is excited to announce the launch of the 100 best circular practices initiative from the Western Balkan region! Has your company/organisation gone circular? Could what you've done be an inspiration for others? Then apply!
As part of the CCRI Twinning Programme, cities and regions will be matched with their peers that have a similar level of circular economy advancement and roughly the same focus area. Together, they will explore solutions, share experiences and learn from what worked and what was tricky for their partner.
As the EU seeks to advance its transition towards circular economy, civil society organisations – backed by academic insights – are calling for a bioeconomy strategy that places sustainability, environmental resilience and social well-being on an equal footing.
This paper provides a multi-actor perspective to the challenges involved, focusing on sustainability, economic development (especially in rural areas) and regulatory frameworks. It highlights gaps in the existing strategy and proposes policy recommendations for policymakers and research institutions.
Do you know everything you need to know about how SMEs can identify cost effective circularity actions? If so, congratulations! If not, here's an opportunity to ask someone who does!
The European Union’s Bioeconomy Strategy is at a pivotal point of revision.
As the EU seeks to advance its transition towards circular economy, civil society organisations – backed by academic insights – are calling for a bioeconomy strategy that places sustainability, environmental resilience and social well-being on an equal footing.
This paper, prepared by the ECESP's Leadership Group on Bioeconomy, provides a multi-actor perspective. It focuses on sustainability, economic development (especially in rural areas) and regulatory frameworks. It highlights gaps in the existing strategy and proposes policy recommendations for policymakers and research institutions.
