System-wide collaboration

With the pressures on our food systems increasing, poor diet affecting many across the UK, and unsustainable, linear …

With poor diet leading to 1 in 7 deaths in Britain every year, and current practices causing immense …

The CE-Hub are currently looking for a talented, motivated individual to join our team as an Impact Fellow. …

The December 2021 issue of the CE-Hub’s Quarterly Newsletter was recently sent to over 800 members of our …

As was established at the recent COP26, collaboration and partnership are essential to the transition to a circular …

The second part of the talk focused on mobility and transport systems, and was kicked off with the premier of a second short film by EMF, “Tackling climate change with a circular economy for mobility”. This film explored the importance of circularity in the transition to electric vehicles, with a focus on the end life of EV batteries.

With 45% of global emissions coming from the material side of the economy, the need to transform the linear take-make-dispose economy has never been more pressing. COP26 provided an opportunity for leading academics, enterprises, activists, policymakers, and members of the public to come together to discuss the ways in which we can collectively move towards a circular economy, and how these discussions can be transformed into effective action.

The first round of the CE-Hub Feasibility Study funding is pleased to have funded two innovative projects which …

As the appetite for a greener economy grows from government, industry, and consumers alike, there is a greater …