We are thrilled to be organising CircEUlar’s first expert stakeholder workshop: ‘Towards Net-Zero through a Circular Economy’ in Brussels on March 14th. This interactive event brings together stakeholders from policy, industry and civil society to gather feedback and have an open discussion about boundaries, conditions, barriers and enablers to circular strategies.
Over the past few weeks we have been busy inviting experts and decision makers from the fields of circularity, mobility, built environment and digitalisation. Both the speaker line-up and the variety of participants registered are shaping up nicely. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, this workshop aims to create the conditions for knowledge exchange, practice sharing and collaboration across sectors.
Participants will be asked to engage with preliminary findings from two EU Horizon Projects which aim to integrate circular pathways in the low-carbon transition through scenario modelling. Through three parallel break-out groups structured and facilitated by T6 Ecosystem researchers, participants will be guided to reflect, share experience and feedback on the emerging findings around narrative framings. Workshop outcomes will improve project outputs and, more broadly, will contribute insights to climate and energy policy, and the circular economy debate.
Going forward, T6 Ecosystem will further develop and promote the stakeholder community as a forum to present, discuss, and strengthen project findings in an endeavour to co-create a shared vision for a European net-zero Circular Economy.
Within CircEUlar, T6 Ecosystems is leading on stakeholder and policy engagement as well as the coordination of communication and dissemination. For this event, we have partnered up with Bruegel responsible for stakeholder engagement and dissemination of policy papers on sister-project PRISMA. T6 Ecosystems and Bruegel will co-host the workshop.
This is an in-person and by-invitation-only stakeholder workshop. If this workshop is of interest to you or your organisation please do get in touch with Sara Giorgi via s.giorgi@t-6.it.