EuAReman 2026 is a Europe-Africa platform dedicated to remanufacturing, circular economy, industrial sustainability, advanced technologies, capacity building and new business models.
It aims to bring together researchers, companies, policy-oriented stakeholders, innovation actors and practitioners from Europe and Africa, with a view to strengthening dialogue and collaboration around remanufacturing as a pillar of the circular economy.
Circular Week is an international series of events and initiatives dedicated to the circular economy and sustainable development, with events organised in Aachen, Wuppertal, Warsaw and partner cities across Poland.
This year, it will be organised for the first time as a joint German–Polish initiative, strengthening international cooperation and knowledge exchange.
The Green Product Awards will host a full-day event comprising the Summit and the awards ceremony.
Find out about how requirements for communication, material selection, product design, repairability and packaging changing are changing and what that means in practice, then celebrate the Green Product Awards winners!
Building on its previous collaboration with the European Remanufacturing Council, Ihobe, the Basque Country’s Environmental Agency, has developed and published the Remanufacturing Maturity Level Evaluation Guide.
This manual will contribute to the ongoing development of the new European CEN standard on Remanufacturing – Classification of the quality of circular processes.
RREUSE invites you to the online launch of its latest report exploring the vital role that social enterprises play in advancing circularity in furniture and mattresses.
This research highlights innovative approaches to extending product lifecycles while delivering meaningful social impact.
As the EU introduces Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for textiles under Directive 1892/2025, this conference explores how Romania can implement EPR for textiles, develop separate collection systems and accelerate reuse, upcycling and recycling
Signify Circle makes lighting products which are resource‑efficient and circular. It factors ecodesign, product-as-a-service, remanufacturing and repair into its business model.
The RECREATE project aims to come up with innovative technologies which will turn end-of-life composite waste into useful feedstock.
This conference will explore trends in the EU composites market and highlight applications across sectors such as automotive, wind energy, aerospace, transport, construction, naval industries and sports.
Berlin's Zero Waste Agency aims to make Berlin a zero-waste capital. As well as providing useful information via its website, it organises Zero Waste Action Weeks each year and brings together stakeholders in working groups and general meetings.
