21 February 2025
The transition to a circular economy requires specific skills and a paradigm shift in the way we think about sustainability, resource management, and production. In response to these challenges, the CERES (Circular Economy Innovation Ecosystems Redesigning Skills) project was born, an ambitious initiative that aims to create a bridge between academic training and the practical skills needed to meet the challenges of the future.
28 October 2024
Last week, CERES project partners convened in Larnaca, Cyprus, for a pivotal meeting focused on evaluating progress, refining strategies, and piloting the CERES Curricula. This gathering marked a significant step in the project’s mission to bridge the gap between education on the circular economy and labor market needs by offering innovative training curricula tailored to equip learners with the skills required for a more sustainable and resource-efficient future.
18 July 2024
The Circular Economy Digital Innovation Hub is a digital platform where users and SMEs can find a space for discussion on issues of ecological transition, courses and information materials on circularity. This is in line with the objectives of the CERES project, of which the CDCA is one of the actors. It has entered the piloting phase, this is how it will work
23 April 2024
The report was realised by ten European partners from companies, the training world and universities in which the gap between current training offers and the real needs of the labour market is assessed. The first step to close the skills gap for the circular economy
23 April 2024
13th May 2024
4.00 pm (CET)
Online
During the webtalk, experts will provide an exclusive sneak peek into the results from the CERES partnership’s report on Circular Economy educational needs.
22 April 2024
Hernan Ruiz from the École des Ponts Business School (EPBS) in Paris explains the activities of his working group within the CERES project. The aim is to develop updated curricula for higher education and vocational training. With a focus on technological skills and the circular economy
22 April 2024
The CERES project recently reached an important milestone with a dynamic and engaging meeting held in Bari, Italy. Bringing together project partners, researchers, and experts, the event provided an essential space for discussion, reflection, and strategic planning. Over the course of the meeting, participants examined the latest developments within the working groups, assessed progress, and outlined the next steps for the project’s implementation.
16 October 2023
CERES is taking its initial steps to identify training requirements that can support the development of a circular economy. The survey has been officially launched among European companies to analyze vocational needs and practical challenges.
12 October 2023
This initiative brings together 10 European partners from the business, education, and nonprofit sectors to create a framework aimed at bridging the skills gap necessary for the transition towards a circular economy.