Ongoing Forum

Circular Economy Forum

The Circular Economy Forum (CE) brings together industry professionals who are actively working on the implementation of circularity to share learnings, find solutions, and make practical progress in implementing circular economy principles on live projects.
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The Circular Economy Forum is chaired by UKGBC and is designed to be a confidential space to learn from each other’s experiences, successes and challenges when implementing circularity on projects.

There are two different kinds of meetings within the Circular Economy Forum:

    • The circular economy forum meets bi-monthly where members of the forum can present, sharing their challenges, solutions and lessons learnt from implementing circular economy principles on projects.

    • The Discussion Group meetings are optional meetings set up to have discussions on key topics of interest and challenges brought forward by members. The monthly meetings of this group serve as sessions to discuss industry news on circular economy and have established a close-knit network of highly experienced industry professionals associated with UKGBC.

The circular economy forum has also developed events and outputs which are shared more widely to help share the learnings from the group and advance the conversation on circularity.

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Circular Economy Forum Resources

As part of the forum’s work, they collaborate to create resources that help educate and shine a spotlight on key issues related to circular economy in the built environment.

Blogs

Events

Past event

Circular Steel

In-person event focussing on the current challenges and possible solutions to steel reuse
1 Jul, 2022
Event
In person

Advancing Net Zero Partners

Our Advancing Net Zero work is made possible thanks to our programme partners

Circular Economy Forum Partners

The Circular Economy Forum is generously support by our 3 partners who make this industry leading work possible,

Circular Economy

The built environment needs to move away from the linear economy and embrace circularity. This will reduce waste, carbon emissions and our impact on the natural world.
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