Article written by Pepi Galvañ, Communication Officer at AIJU

The CircSyst project, coordinated by the Technological Institute for Children’s and
Leisure Products (AIJU), has reached a decisive milestone by demonstrating that its
circular economy solutions are viable, scalable and replicable across Europe.
The initiative, funded by the European Commission through Horizon Europe and under
the umbrella of the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI), has already succeeded in
bringing its initial results to market and in establishing innovative models for waste
recovery in three strategic areas: water, bio-waste and plastics.

Article written by Carla Buonamisis, EURADA

CircSyst continues to engage with key actors across Europe’s circular economy landscape through high-level events in Brussels, where policymakers, industry representatives and researchers exchange views on how to achieve more sustainable and resilient economic models.

Article written by Dr. Kata Konstantin, MGFÜ

The development of sustainable packaging solutions is playing an increasingly important role in the transition to a circular economy. Within the CircSyst project, research is therefore also being carried out into innovative materials that may provide a long-term alternative to conventional plastic packaging.