The institute 4 a Circular Society (i4CS) is excited to announce the upcoming Conference: Co-Creating Projects for a Circular Society. As a leading scientific institution i4CS is dedicated to accelerating the transition to a circular society. Through inter and transdisciplinary research we empower researchers and professionals across industries, societal organizations, and governments. 

Why Attend?

The urgency of shifting from a linear to a sustainable circular society cannot be overstated. Our current patterns of production and consumption exacerbate resource depletion, climate change, environmental pollution, and biodiversity loss, in addition to fostering geopolitical dependence and social inequality. 

This conference aims to address these critical issues through collaborative co-creation sessions focusing on water cycles, food systems and spatial strategies and planning for Circular Regions. The goal is to form new connections and co-create project ideas. These project ideas will then be used to help set the I4CS agenda and bring focus to our support activities for the coming year(s). So, let’s work on creating impact together! 

Who Should Attend?

This conference is designed for researchers and professionals from the public and private sector with the ambition to advance the transition to a circular society. We welcome all disciplines and expertise, to get a broad and transdisciplinary perspective in the co-creation sessions. We invite: 

• Researchers and Academics 
• Industry Professionals 
• Social Organizations 
• Government Officials and Policymakers 
• Environmental Advocates and NGOs 

This diverse mix of attendees will foster rich discussions, innovative ideas, and actionable projects aimed at creating a circular society. 

Co-Creation Sessions

The core of the conference lies in dynamic co-creation sessions. These co-creation sessions are designed to foster collaboration and innovation. In these interactive sessions, participants from diverse sectors and backgrounds will come together to share ideas, pool expertise, and co-create actionable solutions. Together, we aim to develop transdisciplinary research projects that can deliver systemic solutions that bring a circular society closer.  

The sessions will focus on three key themes: 

• Circular water systems 
• Circular & Healthy Food Systems 
• Spatial Strategy & Planning for Circular Regions 

Registration

For more information about the sessions and to register for the co-creation conference, please visit the event website.