SYNCRETIX assists organisations with designing and implementing ESG transformation, circular economy solutions and resilience strategies.
Their approach integrates circular economy principles across the entire lifecycle of products, buildings and urban systems while strengthening climate resilience, resource efficiency and long-term sustainability.
The Atlas highlights key trends, regulations and priorities shaping circular economy progress in EU airports, and outlines options for monitoring impact. Drawing on the use cases, it summarises lessons learned and identifies expected future developments in circular airport operations.
Applying circular principles in an airport environment is not straightforward.
What is needed are approaches that work within the constraints while still enabling progress. The guidance developed through the TULIPS project translates circular construction principles into practical frameworks that support decision making in real airport contexts.
Construction and demolition waste (C&DW) makes up just over one third of total waste generation in the EU. Despite relatively high recovery rates of used materials, Europe’s construction sector will need to be even more ambitious in its waste management practices if it is to fully embrace Europe’s circular economy.
According to this European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing, circular approaches are key to increasing the quality and quantity of recycling and reuse of construction and demolition materials. The document examines how circular economy-inspired actions can help achieve waste policy objectives, namely waste prevention and increase both the quantity and the quality of recycling for C&DW while reducing hazardous materials in the waste.
Through the Call for Action to make the Circular Economy Act an enabler for circular construction to face the raw materials crisis, cities, regions and industry representatives are calling for stronger European action to reduce resource dependency, strengthen competitiveness and accelerate the circular transition in the built environment.
The SUSTRACK Toolkit was developed under the Horizon Europe project SUSTRACK.
It provides practical tools, policy briefs, case studies and guidance to help policymakers, businesses and researchers accelerate the transition to a circular and sustainable bio-based economy.
The European Call for Action on Circular Construction urges the EU to address key needs and potential within the construction sector as regards circularity, reuse and reduction.
At this conference, initiators and signatories along with stakeholders from the construction and demolition sector will meet with EU decision makers to hand over the Call for Action and discuss the potential of circular construction to deliver on competitiveness, climate and conservation of raw materials.
What if the products around us at work could do more than just function? What if the chair you sit on, the floor beneath your feet, and the materials in your workspace could help create a healthier, more circular, feel-good environment?
Part 1 of the Day in the Life with C2C Certified® Changemakers webinar series will look at how better design and healthier materials can help create workplaces that are better for people, more practical for procurement and built for circularity.
On 28 May, CircEUlar, CIRCOMOD and CO2NSTRUCT held their joint final event.
It was pointed out that material recovery and recycling are not enough: sufficiency measures, service-focused solutions, lifetime extension, digitalisation and behavioural change will all help Europe move further and faster towards net-zero. Read about what else was discussed!
The Joint Initiative on Circular Economy (JICE) brings together the EU’s largest public promotional banks and institutions.
Against the backdrop of the expected EU Circular Economy Act and a shifting regulatory environment, JICE is launching a webinar series to deepen market understanding of financing needs, gaps and bottlenecks for the circular economy across selected sectors.
