This WCEF2025 accelerator session explored innovative mechanisms for enhancing and protecting natural ecosystems, in accordance with COP16 commitments and global sustainability goals.
The Achieving Circularity in Cities through Environmental Sustainability of Sports (ACCESS) project is holding its final project.
It will showcase results and achievements by the four participating countries and cities, the tools produced to unlock the potential for more environmentally-friendly sports and encourage uptake, replication and reinforcement of sustainable resource management and circular economy in cities and sports.
The Forest Stewardship Council is committed to protecting healthy, resilient forests for everyone and forever.
With forests facing growing demand and pressure, they see the need to explore new solutions ensuring the best use and continuous circulation of forest-based fibres. This round table discussion will look at how this can be done.
Learn about the Consumer Footprint Calculator that allows anyone to assess the environmental impact of their consumption and join discussions with experts in the field.
LOOP, the leading Nordic forum for waste, resources and circular economy, is returning to Copenhagen, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers and innovators to showcase how circularity is key to driving sustainability, decarbonisation, regulation and resilience.
Circul'R and Loop have recently launched the reuse coalition for household, beauty and hygiene products in supermarkets. This webinar will present the coalition to interested brands.
The FIBSUN and Bio-LUSH projects are organising a webinar series called FibreFuture Talks – Visions for a Sustainable Bio-based Future.
It will explore the opportunities, challenges and innovation potential of the bioeconomy across Europe, from the perspective of two collaborative and pioneering projects.
This conference aims to provide an inspiring platform to explore cutting-edge microbial solutions addressing global challenges in health, industry, the environment and the transition to a circular economy.
What is the situation of bio-waste management across Europe, one year after the entry into force of the European sorting obligation? Has the mandate had the desired effects? What is the future scenario?
This EUCT aimed to assess the status of municipal bio-waste separate collection in Europe and discuss what needs to be done to initiate a real revolution in bio-waste management on the continent.
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!
