ProCEedS - Promoting Circular Economy in the Food Supply Chain

01/10/2021

Fresh update from Dr Solomon at SREM

Secondment update: SEERC at SREM 1st October 2021 6 0 As part of the PROCEEDS project, SEERC has started their secondments at SREM. Adrian Solomon was seconded over the summer of 2021 at SREM in order to work with their innovation team and wineries from Fruska Gora. Their joint work looks into analy...

23/09/2021

Post-TN secondment news!

TN final results 23rd September 2021 3 0 Following the ProCEedS mid-term review as well as individual departmental presentations, TN secondment was culminated into a case study that was submitted to an academic journal in July. Moving away from the traditional life-cycle assessment (LCA) approach wh...

10/05/2021

Join our co-hosted with ReTraCE ITN next webinar tomorrow 11/05 at 14:30CEST w/ and Prof. who will discuss the work of many collectives and movements that have built green alternatives to the official EU approach. Link: http://bit.ly/3riJNGG

28/04/2021

Read Prof. and ESR reflection on the potential role of as a "thrombolytic" to the recent global disruption clots, having as a pretext the recent crisis.

Circular Economy: A potential thrombolytic for global supply chains? 7th April 2021 34 0 by Meletios Bimpizas and Prof. Andrea Genovese (University of Sheffield, Management School) So, the “Capitalist Thrombosis” linked to the Suez Canal crisis has been apparently resolved. However, our Global V...

06/04/2021

Don't miss our co-hosted with ReTraCE ITN webinar tomorrow 07/04 at 16:00 CET where Prof. Silvio Oscar Funtowicz will talk on the nostalgic desire that has generated to return to the previous normality. Link: https://bit.ly/3riJNGG

24/03/2021

If you are interested into , André Gorz, and the link between capitalist development & natural environment, join our co-hosted with ReTraCE ITN webinar tomorrow 25/3 at 14:30 CET w/ Dr. Emanuele Leonardi from the Università di Parma. https://bit.ly/3riJNGG

19/03/2021

A systematic literature review on food waste recovery and recycle pathways based on LCA and EMA methods. Congratulations to the author team, led by Remo Santagata from the University of Parthenope in Naples (IT)!

The transition towards a Circular Economy in the agri-food supply chain will require appropriate support mechanisms. Globally, 1/3 of food is wasted, …

23/02/2021

Guest post/re-post from Sofia Greaves' (PhD Researcher in Italian Modernism and urban planning at University of Cambridge) personal blog post on Circular Economy and... the Russian painter and art theorist Wassily Kandinsky

Kandinsky and the Circular Economy 23rd February 2021 46 0 Guest blog post by Sofia Greaves, PhD Researcher in Italian Modernism and urban planning at University of Cambridge Recycling is typically understood through triangles and circles. Using just a few spare lines, Gary Anderson encapsulated the...

16/02/2021

Counting down for our webinar with Prof. Trevor Zink of
to discuss about the often overlooked, yet extremely important rebound effect. Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 17 at 5:30PM (GMT). Join us here:

29/12/2020

Amos Ncube presents his research, entitled "Circular Economy paths in the olive oil industry: A LCA look into environmental performance and benefits", for the 9th IWACP online workshop in Melbourne (AU), 26/5/2020.

Amos Ncube presents his research, entitled 'Circular Economy Paths In The Olive Oil Industry: A Life Cycle Assessment Look Into Environmental Performance And...

17/11/2020

The article “A review on the circular economy: The expected transition to a balanced interplay between environmental and economic systems” by Dr. Patrizia Ghisellini, Dr. Catia Cialani and Prof. Sergio Ulgiati has been awarded by the prestigious international Journal “Journal of Cleaner Production”.

Prestigious recognition from the Journal of Cleaner Production 17th November 2020 16 0 The article “A review on the circular economy: the expected transition to a balanced interplay between environmental and economic systems” by Patrizia Ghisellini, Catia Cialani and Sergio Ulgiati has been awar...

07/11/2020

Join us to the hosted by the and :
Sustainability assessment tools as value-articulating institutions: Implications and possible ways to rationalize selection
Delivered by Prof. Alexandros Gasparatos (University of Tokyo, Japan)
Date: Tuesday 17 November 2020
Time: 09:30 AM CET
Please, join via this link:
https://lnkd.in/dUjKwKK
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http://proceeds-rise.eu/