Circular Week 2025

Circular Economy as a tool to mitigate climate change and biodiversity loss

Circular Week is an international series of events and initiatives dedicated to the circular economy and sustainable development, taking place across Europe.

The aim of Circular Week is to promote the concept of a closed-loop economy, support sustainable business models, and foster collaboration among stakeholders.

Circular Week is a nationwide educational campaign about the circular economy, sustainable production and consumption. It will be 8th edition of this initiative, and by this annual project, we would like to contribute to and accelerate the transformation into a circular future.  

CIRCULAR WEEK  will take place between  3-7 of November 2025. Participants can join events dedicated to Circular Economy transformation and sustainable production and consumption all over Europe. Each day of the Circular Week will be dedicated to a different topic regarding Circular Economy as sustainable packaging, construction, food and bioeconomy, textile, circular design, circular business model, etc. Around these topics, various events will take place: workshops, seminars, and networking meetings. Circular Week will give the unique chance of business matchmaking and networking for both Polish and international participants.

The focal point of the circular week is European Sustainability Congress 2025. One of the biggest and most prestigious conferences in Poland regarding the circular economy topic. The event is targeted to public administration, local municipalities, companies, CSR, sustainable managers, local administration, start-ups, and media. Due to broad promotion, it will reach the general public as well.

The main objective is to educate about the circular economy and sustainable development, and promote sustainable businesses and solutions. We would like to show what advantage could be achieved by closing the loop and how sustainable consumption and production can have a positive impact on the environment, biodiversity loss and climate change. On the other hand, through Circular Week, we would like to promote effective, innovative, green solutions and effective systemic changes. It is about rising awareness, behaviour change and involvement and engagement in the circular transition.

The following entities express interest of their involvement in the project: the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform, a joint initiative by European Commission and Social Economic Committee,  Holland Circular Hotspot, Circular Change (Slovenia), Nordic Circular Hotspot, ICLEI, Polish Ministry of Economic Development, Polish Ministry Of Climate, Mazovia Marshal Office, Embassy of the Netherlands, Embassy of Canada, Embassy of Norway, Embassy of UK, Embassy of Sweden, Embassy of Germany.