The partnership with the Zero Waste Foundation strengthens the international connection announced during the event in São Paulo and expands dialogue on the issue.

Science, cooperation, and innovation show that reducing humanity's ecological overshoot is both possible and necessary.

Recognizing climate patterns—not isolated events—is essential for prevention and informed decision-making.

Tourism, climate, and circularity are increasingly connected in building resilient and future-ready destinations.

The Circular Economy connects climate action, urban resilience, and regeneration to help build more sustainable futures.

Universities are essential to advancing the Circular Economy by connecting research, education and public engagement with real-world solutions.

Reducing waste requires rethinking consumption, reuse and disposal. Everyday choices can help keep materials circulating and reduce impacts.

Brazil’s MOVER Program brings recyclability, material recovery and traceability into automotive policy, advancing circular economy goals.

Food waste is a major climate issue. Simple daily actions help reduce impact and make better use of resources across the food system.