Supporting port professionals, businesses and communities in the transition to a Circular and Low Carbon Economy
Themes
Moving from the Why to the How
Bringing together partners from a highly competitive port environment on the basis of their own interests and assets opens up opportunities for collaboration (temporary or otherwise) between the port and the public community. It harnesses the power of self-interest within a shared vision around a defined or recognisable challenge or ‘theme’. By moving from the Why to the How, these themes become meaningful or well enough understood to enable reasonable action.
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Apply for Circular Innovation Manager in the maritime industry
In partnership with Circular Flanders and switchrs, Martime Campus Antwerp (MCA) has set up an exclusive, tailor-made course for 10…
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Navigating CSRD: Why Sustainability Reporting Matters for SMEs
CSRD is more than just another regulatory requirement. It’s a chance for SMEs to step into the sustainability spotlight.
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Event
Dutch Seaports Election Debate
The Sector Organisation Seaports (Branche Organisatie Zeehavens, BOZ) is organising the ‘Dutch Seaports Election Debate’. This is in the run-up…
Read moreCircular Flanders is the hub, the inspiration and the matchmaker for the Flemish circular economy.
As a successor to Plan C (2006-2012, 2012-2016) and the Flemish Materials Programme (2011-2016), Circular Flanders was appointed by the Flemish government in 2017 to continue and support the circular economy as a region-wide transition priority.
Re-sources
A compendium of action-oriented tools and insights
Open library
So much to share, so much to know and be inspired by. Probably the best library on circularity and ports that is always open.
Port Goverance and Policy
Provides an insight into available policy frameworks and strategies, from the port area to the European level.
Port Business Guidance
Provides entrepreneurs with practical tools to broaden their perspective on circularity and implement it at the business level.
Research and Learning
Helps navigate existing knowledge networks, research and learning opportunities in the field of circularity and ports.
Cases
Learning from ongoing cases to guide future changes
Dunkirk
Ecopal – Dunkirk
The ECOPAL network (Economy and Ecology Partners in Local Action) includes 480 members, large companies, SMEs, associations or individuals. It…
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North Sea Port
Stora Enso Langerbrugge – North Sea Port
Stora Enso Langerbrugge is part of the Scandinavion group of Stora Enso Group. This company aims to be find smart…
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