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January 2022
Circular Food System studies exchange meeting
One of the Circular Food Systems Network’s objectives is to support collaboration, share knowledge and connect researchers from all over the world. During the 2021 CFS Network kick-off workshop, several new collaborations to research circularity in different food systems around the world emerged. On 28th January 2022, four case study leaders will share their approach, first insights and questions they have. It is an informal meeting, in which exchange between the case studies is key. We would like to invite…
Find out more »March 2022
Webinar: Implementing circularity in livestock based food systems in tropical islands
Join CIRAD – Reunion on 7 March and/or 8 March, 2022, for a webinar titled ‘Implementing circularity in livestock based food systems in tropical islands’. The webinar is part of a case study on circular food systems (CFS) on tropical islands, carried out by CIRAD with financial support from the GRA CFS Network. Tropical Islands are generally isolated territories, where limitation of resources and land is more evident. They are often dependent on imports for a large part of their…
Find out more »Webinar: Implementing circularity in livestock based food systems in tropical islands
Join CIRAD – Reunion on 7 March and/or 8 March, 2022, for a webinar titled ‘Implementing circularity in livestock based food systems in tropical islands’. The webinar is part of a case study on circular food systems (CFS) on tropical islands, carried out by CIRAD with financial support from the GRA CFS Network. Tropical Islands are generally isolated territories, where limitation of resources and land is more evident. They are often dependent on imports for a large part of their…
Find out more »April 2022
Conference Circular@WUR: Living within planetary boundaries
A transition towards a circular bio-based and climate smart society is the answer to many of the societal challenges we are facing today. Circular systems in the green and in the blue domain will close water, nutrient and carbon cycles and from this, minimize resource losses and climate change effects, and hence assure that society can live within the planetary boundaries. Based on the call for sessions, the organizing committee has developed an inspiring program that supports the identification of…
Find out more »September 2023
Webinar – Indicators to measure circularity: developments & considerations
SAVE THE DATE! The Circular Food Systems Network is organising a webinar this coming September on indications for circular food systems. On September 15th, we would like to discuss with you the questions: can we measure circularity? How would we do that? And what are the limitations of using indicators? Indicators are a way to measure circularity of a food system, but are there alternatives? How important is it to measure circularity? How important is it to make circularity measurable…
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