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How can the results of a European project continue creating value beyond its lifetime?

The CirCLER project has published its Blueprint for the Adoption of CirCLER Training across the EU, a practical guide designed to help education providers, companies, industry organisations and policymakers integrate circular economy competences into their training programmes and professional development strategies.

As the CirCLER project moves into its final months, ahead of its conclusion in January 2027, it's a good moment to look back at what has been achieved so far — and what's still to come.

On 10 June 2026, the second session of the Women for Circular Furniture Conferences Cycle took place online, bringing together researchers, innovators, designers, and stakeholders interested in the circular transition of the furniture sector.

Organised within the framework of the CirCLER project, the webinar focused on the contribution of women to research, development, and innovation (R&D&i) in support of a more sustainable and circular furniture industry.

The CirCLER consortium held its 6th partners meeting online, bringing together representatives from all partner organizations to review progress and coordinate the final phase of the project.

The adjustment to the original plan remains on schedule, with current efforts focused on dissemination and exploitation activities, as well as the finalization of the Joint Curriculum, training materials, and the CirCLER platform. The dates for the final transnational meeting and closing conference, to be held in Barcelona on 3–4 November 2026, were also confirmed.