Chemical Recycling 2024 explores the ongoing developments, as well as highlighting challenges and opportunities for the industry. Bringing together experts from across the plastics supply chain, this event is an essential meeting place for anyone wishing to learn more, connect with industry leaders and discuss the latest updates in this fast-moving sector.
Let's Reduce Consumer Food Waste! Solutions from the European Consumer Food Waste Forum will take place on 5 June in Brussels.
This event is organised by the European Commission's Directorate-General for Health and Food Safety and the Joint Research Centre. It is intended for local, regional and national level policy makers, food businesses and other organisations and educational establishments committed to tackling consumer food waste.
This conference is an opportunity to meet the public authorities and companies involved in the circular economy in the French Drôme Ardèche region.
There will be a main session on a circular and cross-cutting approach for tomorrow's economy, a round table discussion on the regional donut in Valence Romans, five workshops and three site visits.
The Textiles ecosystem stakeholder event, organised by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship & SMEs, will take place on 4 June.
There will be updates from the Commission on the EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles, the implementation of the Transition Pathway for the Textiles Ecosystem, the EU Pact for Skills and the European Partnership on Textiles under Horizon Europe.
EuRIC, a leading voice in Europe's recycling industries, is organising an event on "Plug into sustainability: e-waste recycling", to take place on 3 June from 14:00 to 17:30 CEST, in Brussels.
It will be an opportunity to explore the latest developments and sustainable practices in e-waste recycling, bringing together industry leaders, policy makers and innovators.
Stakeholder engagement is crucial for organisations to understand, address and balance the interests and expectations of various stakeholders.
In this webinar, HOOP experts will present strategies to help cities and regions engage stakeholders in the urban bioeconomy, and tools to bring people into the decision-making process.
From Niche to Centre (City Centres as Places of Circular Lifestyles) is an Interreg Central Europe project. It aims to revitalise fading city centres by making local trade and consumption more circular and sustainable.
The project is organising a series of webinars: this one will explore Big Points for Sustainable Consumption and Circular Lifestyles. It will identify measures that are particularly important for effective environmental and climate protection.
There is a growing demand for circular bioeconomy solutions, but many factors curb the development of concrete projects.
In this webinar HOOP experts will share lessons learnt from providing Project Development Assistance (PDA) to 8 cities and regions, and present tools to empower financial investments in circular bioeconomy.
This webinar on 23 May will be hosted by the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) and the European Consumer Organisation (BEUC). It aims to empower companies to understand the EU sustainability landscape and surf through the waves of change brought by the EU Green Deal.
The new Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), the cornerstone of the Commission’s approach to more environmentally sustainable and circular products, is set to come into force in the next few weeks.
The European Commission will therefore hold an online information session on 22 May to update stakeholders on its main provisions, outline the next implementation steps and respond to any queries.
