Hybrid Event
Brazil and EU leadership to advance circular economy as a leverage for just energy transitions
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This session explores the transformative role of circular economy strategies in advancing a just transition, with a strong focus on EU-funded initiatives and Brazil as a key partner. It will showcase collaborative efforts in integrating bio-based solutions or enhancing resource efficiency across key sectors such as energy, agri-food systems, and industry. The discussion will highlight policies, financing mechanisms, and innovation ecosystems that support local actors, ensuring inclusive participation so the transition is fair and equitable.
The session will also build on findings from national circularity roadmaps, addressing financial and trade enablers for circular solutions and global governance gaps. Practical case studies will illustrate how circular practices—from recycling and remanufacturing to waste recovery—can drive economic competitiveness, environmental sustainability, and social equity.
Stakeholders from policy, business, and civil society will contribute to identifying scalable models that align with global environmental and development goals. The session will facilitate exchange between EU, Brazilian, and Latin American actors, supporting high-level adoption of circularity principles in post-2030 global frameworks and increased ambition ahead of COP30.
This session explores the transformative role of circular economy strategies in advancing a just transition, with a strong focus on EU-funded initiatives and Brazil as a key partner. It will showcase collaborative efforts in integrating bio-based solutions or enhancing resource efficiency across key sectors such as energy, agri-food systems, and industry. The discussion will highlight policies, financing mechanisms, and innovation ecosystems that support local actors, ensuring inclusive participation so the transition is fair and equitable.
The session will also build on findings from national circularity roadmaps, addressing financial and trade enablers for circular solutions and global governance gaps. Practical case studies will illustrate how circular practices—from recycling and remanufacturing to waste recovery—can drive economic competitiveness, environmental sustainability, and social equity.
Stakeholders from policy, business, and civil society will contribute to identifying scalable models that align with global environmental and development goals. The session will facilitate exchange between EU, Brazilian, and Latin American actors, supporting high-level adoption of circularity principles in post-2030 global frameworks and increased ambition ahead of COP30.