See why obtaining EU Ecolabel certification is worth the effort! Estonian soft furniture company Softrend finds that they can access markets that were closed to them before.
Do you need to know just what the EU's Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive means for the fashion, clothing and textile sector?
This webinar will provide an overview of the Directive's key requirements, including environmental claims, sustainability labels, carbon neutrality claims and consumer information on durability and reparability.
Are you interested in learning more about the sharing economy? Libraries of things, rental platforms and sharing stations will all play a key role in meeting the EU’s circular economy goals but they need to be a viable alternative to the ‘buy now’ option.
Come and learn about what’s already in place and how to make these concepts convenient, viable and scalable, and network with sharing economy actors!
The EU Ecolabel is a strong driver of the circular economy – and it's doing very well, as shown by the latest Eurobarometer survey published last week for World Ecolabel Day. Have a look at the figures!
What do circular cities need to really make an impact? What ideas can get us out of the endless discussion loop and into action? And how do big visions turn into real commitment?
This event organised by Berlin's zero waste agency will be looking to find answers to these questions!
This report is part of the overarching project Circular.ie and was presented during the inaugural conference 'Circularity Communicated' in Dublin, on 30 September 2026.
It brings together insights from national public opinion research, behavioural research, campaign performance data and community-level activity to provide a comprehensive picture of public awareness, understanding and engagement with the circular economy in Ireland.
The report seeks to identify not only what the public knows about the circular economy, but also how awareness translates into understanding, trust, participation and behavioural change.
Bringing together perspectives from retail, consumer protection and regional transition policy, this #EU Circular Talk discussed how businesses, policymakers and other stakeholders can create conditions in which circular solutions become easier to access, more affordable and more trustworthy.
What has to change so that circular living does not depend on individual heroism, but becomes the default option? This session sought to provide an answer!
For many years, buying new was financially and logistically easier than repair. This resulted in large amounts of waste and used up resources at an impressive and unnecessary rate.
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.
Biograda processes various forms of biowaste in a two-step process: first, it is used to generate biogas (used to make electricity, biomethane and carbon dioxide), and then the residue is turned into a soil supplement which improves water retention and stores carbon.
