Join the Circular Investment Readiness Network on April 17th from 8.30 to 10.00 to discover how to leverage impact measurement to attract investors
The inauguration event of the Circular Investment Readiness Network (CIRN) on November 21st marked a milestone for the supporters of sustainable economic practices.
The transition to a circular economy requires innovation in various directions, including production, consumption, and disposal. This webinar focuses on how to facilitate innovation in small to medium-sized European cities, with a particular focus on promoting circular economy business ideas.
CircularInvest and DEFINITE-CCRI are launching the Circular Investment Readiness Network, a Europe-wide community of practice to help circular economy projects overcome development and funding challenges. The initiative will officially kick off online on the 21st of November, 2023, from 10:00 to 11:30 CET.
In a world increasingly aware of the importance of sustainability and circular economies, the CircularInvest project is back for its second call. CircularInvest is set to bridge the gap between circular economy project developers and investors across Europe...
8 November 2023, 09:00-18:00 The Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI) is holding its 1st General Conference on 8 November 2023 in Brussels and online.
EU-funded projects CircularInvest and DEFINITE-CCRI welcome you to an engaging webinar focused on driving circular innovation in urban environments.
Developing and investing in circular economy projects and competences has become an imperative to avoid exceeding planetary boundaries.
A new initiative under the Circular Cities and Region Initiative aims to bridge the gap between circular economy project development and implementation
CircularInvest Online Event Organised by CCRI Stakeholders 17 May 2023
The Circular Cities Declaration has just released the CCD Report 2022, the widest ever assessment of circular economy practices across Europe's cities.
The EC officially adopted the CSRD, a new corporate sustainability reporting directive that aims to provide a more comprehensive picture of companies’ sustainability performance.
Of the landmark 100 billion tonnes of virgin materials extracted from Earth annually, only 7.2% make it back into the economy, according to the Circularity Gap Report 2023.
The EU-funded project BUS-GoCircular has created a framework that aims to reduce the environmental impacts and life cycle costs connected to the construction sector.
IUCN Europe has issued a new report examining the links and policy gaps between biodiversity and circular economy concepts.
The current accounting and taxation systems in Europe were designed to accommodate linear businesses. As a consequence, circular companies encounter various challenges on their way to scale.
Despite taking up only 2 percent of global land mass, cities consume more than 75 percent of natural resources.