Organised by REUSE2030 partners in their respective regions, the training activities provide participants with practical knowledge and resources to support the transition towards more circular and resource-efficient production.
The Capacity Building Path is structured around three training days, covering key aspects of the circular economy and its application in the mechanical sector, practical approaches to more sustainable product design and production, and the solutions developed through REUSE2030. Participants also have the opportunity to explore the project’s Digital Circular Inventory and Zero Carbon Tool and consider how they can be applied in practice.
The Training Days are also an important opportunity to exchange experiences and collect feedback directly from companies and participants. Their input will contribute to the final phase of REUSE2030 and help ensure that the project’s solutions respond to real needs across the mechanical sector.
Training activities will continue across the partner regions over the coming weeks. Stay tuned for further updates and results from the Capacity Building Path!