Making the Circular Economy Work
Organizer
FEDARENE - European Federation of Agencies and Regions for Energy and Environment
Content Description
If Europe wants to become the first climate neutral continent, it has to change its growth paradigm to endorse circular economy. Transition to a more circular economy requires changes throughout value chains, from new ways of turning waste into a resource to new modes of consumer behaviour.
This change also need to take place at local level. How can European cities and regions become circular? Should they develop a cross-sectoral circular economy strategy or focus on specific areas only? What are the areas where the circular model can be applied?
These are some of the questions that this webinar will address. The speakers will go through various aspects of the circular economy, from bioenergy to industrial and urban symbioses, including local strategic planning.
Co-organised by FEDARENE and the South East Energy Agency (IE) in the framework of John Carley's Circular Economy Vice-Presidency, this webinar is specifically targeted to local and regional authorities and their stakeholders to support them in their circular economy actions.