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Circular Economy for the SDGs: From Concept to Practice General Assembly and ECOSOC Economic and Financial (Second Committee) of the 73rd UN General Assembly and the UN Economic and Social Council Dr. Elena Simina LAKATOS New York, 10/10/2018

The meaning of circular economy is to generates zero waste! Source: A. Lemille, adapted from the Butterfly Diagram of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation

An EU action plan for the Systemic Circular Economy The value of products, materials and resources is maintained in the economy for as long as possible Waste generation is minimised Brings economic, social and environmental gains

A joint initiative of the European Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee An European instrument where stakeholders can meet and exchange across countries and across sectors A "network of networks" WHAT is it? Tool to support the transition towards a Circular Economy and the EU Circular Economy Action Plan

WHEN did it start? Joint Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference organised by the European Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee in March 2017

Coordination Group Inaugural meeting - 22 November 2017 The next meeting will take place on 18 October 2018

WHAT is it for? Advancing the circular economy concept on the ground in Member States, regional and local governments, civil society and businesses Strengthening cooperation among stakeholders' networks to facilitate the exchange of expertise and good practices on the circular economy Contributing to identifying social, economic and cultural barriers to the transition towards a circular economy intended for policy makers at all level of governance

WHO is it for? Stakeholders from all sectors and all sizes already engaged in the transition towards circularity or willing to join the movement namely: Businesses, civil society organisations, trade unions Multi-stakeholder organisations focusing on the circular economy Local governments The knowledge community

HOW does it work? A virtual meeting place : circulareconomy.europa.eu/platform Information on Good Practices available online Further information under Knowledge, Strategy and Commitments tabs Map search feature to show what is happening and where A discussion platform for stakeholders A Coordination Group composed of representatives of networks of businesses, civil society and local government networks An annual conference gathering the circular economy community

Coordination Group 24 representatives of civil society and local governments networks selected from 192 applicants (call for expression of interest was launched in summer 2017) Inaugural CG meeting on 22 November 2017 outcome: Concrete ideas for networking the networks (e.g. hosting events in the MS and streamlining larger conferences) 3 Working Groups on CG actions to amplify the CE in Europe (Exchange of Practices, Providing Knowledge, Fostering Dialogue)

Good practices: search for existing ones; provide your own through the website www.circulareconomy.europa.eu/platform Policy dialogue: reach out to the members of the coordination group or the secretariat: CEStakeholderEU@eesc.europa.eu Knowledge: search for a study or a local/regional/national strategy; provide your own through the website HOW to get involved?

EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES Identifying Best Practices in Circular Economy in Romania FOSTER DIALOGUE Establishing the Romanian Institute for Circular Economy Work on the circular economy Romanian Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform (ROCESP) IRCEM works on the circular economy Institute for Research in Circular Economy and Environment "Ernest Lupan" (IRCEM) Establishing the CESCO Cluster for Circular Economy and Organizational Sustainability PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE AND IDENTIFY BARRIERS Organise research on how supportive are Romanian consumers of the circular economy concept Study on the assessment of attitudes towards the environment and the adoption of new patterns of behaviour and responsible consumption among consumers Organise research on the circularity of social enterprises Study on the degree of circularity of social organizations in Romania towards the environment and the adoption of the principles of the circular economy

EXCHANGE OF GOOD PRACTICES Platform Entrepreneurship of the Good Management of Packaging in the Circular Economy IRCEM works on the circular economy FOSTER DIALOGUE Enabling SMEs and NGOs to Successfully Transition to Circular Models Work on the circular economy Establish dialogue with citizens to facilitate the transition to a circular economy PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE AND IDENTIFY BARRIERS Organise research on the impact of green brands related to the circular economy on the local development Study on the impact of green brands on the cyclical economy characteristic of the sustainable development objectives in Romania -Legal Work on the Classification of Occupations in Romania in Environmental Engineering -Strategic Use of Green Public Procurement

Best practices ECESP input by sector related to best parctices Product design & processes The total number of good practices on the ECESP Innovation & Investment Biomass and biobased products Construction and demolition 43 41 12 18 61 10 2 26 5 17 71 Secondary raw materials 46 32 8 22 27 7 7 31 3 15 5 12 21 Consumption 95 Food waste Waste management Plastics Good Practices Strategies Knowledge Platforms CG Activities 124 58 7 3 14 166 Good Practices Strategies Policy & Commitments Knowledge News & Events CG Activities

Thank you for your attention!

Annex Slides 16-22 explain the ECESP website in more detail, and can be used at the discretion of the presenter.

The website: what is it designed for, how to use it, how to contribute? July 2018

Objective: bringing together a wealth of information, knowledge, expertise and examples of relevant practices by and for CE stakeholders in Europe

Search it your way: cross-topic search criteria to find the content that is relevant to you......or search it on the map (available for good practices, events, strategies and EU Platforms)

Objective: facilitating networking, exchanges and knowledge sharing between CE stakeholders in Europe Building a directory of existing CE Platforms and networks Find contacts from our published Good practices

Objective: stay up-to-date with the Platform s activities, work plan and documents

Contribute: the website content is powered by CE stakeholders: send your submissions!

Next steps: further expand the exchanges and knowledge sharing capacity thanks to an interactive space dedicated to online discussions First public release foreseen October 2018