Circular Economy Awards & Forum marks a year of global expansion in 2025
As 2025 draws to a close, the Circular Economy Awards & Forum is reflecting on a year of significant growth and internationalization. What began as a regional initiative has evolved into a global platform for circular economy leadership, attracting participation from across multiple continents.
Key developments in 2025 include:
– The transition of the Awards from a regional to a global format
– Participation from organisations and professionals in Brazil, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and other international markets
– An expanded Forum programme featuring international speakers and experts
– The establishment of four new strategic partnerships supporting the initiative’s continued development
Organisers credit the Forum’s growth to strong collaboration across the circular economy ecosystem, including partners, speakers, and participants. With momentum building, the Circular Economy Awards & Forum is positioned to further strengthen its global reach and impact in the year ahead.
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