Come and find out about successful art-science interactions, discuss ways to promote research findings through art and culture, and engage with research and innovation stakeholders to foster the circular economy!
Are you working on circular economy challenges in your city or region? Progress is faster when you share experiences with peers working on the same issues. Join one of the new CCRI communities of practice to benefit from focused, in-depth exchanges on a specific topic. Apply now for one of the four communities of practice.
In 2016, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) came up with the idea of a stakeholder platform for the circular economy. It's still living up to circular principles with a Reuse corner for parents.
The Festival of Circular Economy is an opportunity to make connections, translate theory into positive, practical action, celebrate successes, learn from mistakes and help others avoid them, and make a difference by thinking and doing things differently.
Are you struggling with plastic waste reduction, rising sustainability demands or compliance with sustainability regulations? BALTIPLAST invites you to an event where you’ll learn about practical approaches to reduce plastic waste, improve sustainability and stay ahead of regulations with cost-effective solutions - without disrupting your operations.
This document provides an easy step-by-step guide for developing a Circular City Strategy. It looks at relevant good practices in Europe and considers common barriers and key factors for success in this process.
The circular economy can help us address many of the crucial challenges and problems that we and our planet face today, such as wastage in different forms, resource depletion and climate change. Cities have a very important role in the circular transition as cradles or ecosystems and catalysts for circular change.
This guidance document outlines why cities should actively engage in and support others in the circular transition and how they can do that through 15 circular steps. The steps are divided into three phases: prepare and plan, facilitate and act, and invest and implement.
CARE is an innovative Horizon Europe project that aims to promote sustainable living and combat climate change. It's now inviting households in Finland, Norway, Sweden, Estonia and Germany to join its Circular Food and Clothing pilot projects.
Starting in summer 2025, over 100 households will embark on an 18-month journey to reduce food waste and extend the life of their clothes, supported by individual data, expert advice and a strong community. Register now!
Are you passionate about sustainability, innovation and tackling the challenges of plastic waste? The Symposium on Innovation in the Circularity of Plastic Materials is your opportunity to contribute to shaping the future of plastic materials.
Shifting mindsets is just as crucial as setting criteria when it comes to circular procurement. How can we move beyond compliance-driven approaches and embed circular thinking into procurement strategies? This #EUCircularTalks event hosted by the ECESP Leadership Group on Circular Procurement and EU Competitiveness explored these topics.
