EESC Seminar : Families play a pivotal role in accelerating the transition to a circular economy
15.05.19
On May 14th, Make Mothers Matter celebrated the International Day of Families by hosting a seminar highlighting the importance of engaging mothers and families as changemakers for sustainable development.
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Luca Jahier, President, European Economic and Social Committee
Policymakers, researchers, civil society representatives and other circular economy practitioners gathered at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels to discuss how to accelerate the transition to a circular economy through good practices.
The event was organised by the EU Delegation of Make Mothers Matter in partnership with the European Economic and Social Committee and was live-streamed.
Read the report Conference Circl4Life
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Presentations :
- Hugo-Maria Schally – European Commission DG Environment
- Jörg Adamczewki – Zero Waste France
- Sylvie Droulans – Zéro Carabistouille
- Aurélien Marino – Happy Hours Market
- Olalla Michelena – Make Mothers Matter EU Delegation
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