In the run-up to the Stockholm+ 50 UN Conference in June, the Royal Institute of International Affairs (Chatham House) has convened a series of international online workshops and stakeholder consultations on the opportunities to elevate the circular economy to advance global development and environmental goals. The aim was to identify initiatives and approaches which have potential to significantly advance the transition to a circular economy globally and help it gain a stronger foothold through enhanced international cooperation.

Based on Chatham House’s research on the circular economy, and the suggestions and feedback received in the workshops and bilateral conversations, the framework of a global roadmap process was developed. Initiated off the back of Stockholm+50, such a process could help address this gap on the international level.

Ladeja G. Košir, Circular Change and ECESP, is one of the invited panellist and contributors at the expert forum dedicated to the global roadmap process for an inclusive circular economy.

Check out the agenda and register at the event website!