The Finnish Presidency Event - European Days for Sustainable Circular Economy
Finland's Presidency of the Council of the EU
We are happy to invite you to The Finnish Presidency Event - European Days for Sustainable Circular Economy.
Time: 30.09.-1.10.2019
Place: Finlandia Hall, Helsinki, Finland
Address: Mannerheimintie 13e, 00100 Helsinki, Finland
The aim of the European Days for Sustainable Circular Economy event is to promote a low-carbon, climate resilient circular economy. This flagship event will be held 30 September鈥1 October in Helsinki in connection with Finland鈥檚 Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The first day will consist of a joint conference and the second day will consist of three parallel conferences:
- CE 2019 Conference - Sustainable transition to a low-carbon, climate resilient circular economy: creating the knowledge base
- Manufuture 2019 Conference - Sustainable Smart Manufacturing
- SI 2019 Conference - Sustainable Innovation with EIT RawMaterials, EIT Digital, EIT Food and Climate-KIC.
The event is relevant to all who wish to contribute to enhancing the uptake of circular economy practices. The event programme will focus on scientific and practical knowledge on the transition towards a sustainable and resilient circular economy-based society and industry.
The call for exhibition stands is still open. Please read more about them from the attendee info on the event website and apply.
A side event 鈥EIT Festival鈥 will be organized 2 October in Otaniemi, Espoo, Finland, showcasing the results and activities of different EIT entities in Finland. Please follow the side event links on the Presidency event website for more information.
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