Municipal waste companies have the potential to do more than collect waste. This webinar will look at how they can enable local circular economy transitions.
REvive Alhaurín puts the circular economy into action at community level.
It encourages local people to opt for repairing and sharing items rather than buying new ones, and provides useful advice on how to be a more responsible consumer.
By bringing together businesses, public administrations, knowledge centres and civil society, connecting knowledge and capabilities, mobilising projects and supporting partnerships, reN helps translate strategy into viable, collaborative and scalable initiatives.
reN aims to accelerate the transition towards a circular tourism system and generate knowledge and experience that can inspire other island and tourism destinations.
This position paper synthesises youth perspectives on the EU Circular Economy Act through a consultation survey of 57 responses across Europe, a youth check at the ECESP Annual Conference 2026 and additional qualitative stakeholder input.
There are two main parts: Youth Priorities: What the Act Still Needs identifies what young people consider is missing or insufficiently addressed in the current framing of the CEA. From Policy to Practice: What Effective Implementation Needs explains how these priorities could be addressed through the Act and its implementation.
The paper concludes that lower material demand, durable product design, reuse, effective collection systems and strong public governance play a key role: recycling is not enough.
Cillian Lohan discusses why the CEA should mark a systemic shift in EU industrial policy, the role of public procurement in driving demand for circular products, and how Europe can reconcile reindustrialisation with lower resource consumption.
Vorarlberg's annual Environmental Festival is designed to produce as little waste as possible, to promote reuse and generally to familiarise people with the concepts of the circular economy without preaching about it.
People come for the festival experience but leave having learned why it's a good thing to donate what you don't need and not to produce extravagant amounts of waste!
The LIFE Awards 2026 included the Circular Economy & Quality of Life category.
The winner proposed a replicable way to reduce the amount of WEEE generated, and one of the runners up designed tools to optimise wastewater treatment while reducing waster consumption.
Join the Hubs4Circularity Community of Practice for an online workshop to reflect, celebrate and make sense of the journey around the value of community in innovation.
