On 2 October 2025, the Build Value Meetings will take place at Chant d'Éole for a unique cross-border edition: a day of meetings between construction companies and public actors, in an inspiring setting, to discover projects carried out with eco-materials and promote local expertise.

On September 16, the Luxembourg Creative Forum (ULiège) and IDELUX invite all stakeholders interested in the issue to a meeting that will highlight new ways of creating value through agro-industry: mapping of flows, preventive health through nutrition, circularity, and territorial anchoring.

Free training by ULiège/CENTEXBEL on LCA practice, exercises, and Simapro software. Limited places. Supported by Walloon Region, Circular Wallonia, Recovery Plan.

Free training by ULiège and CENTEXBEL focused on environmental assessment and environmental communication. Supported by Walloon Region, Circular Wallonia, Recovery Plan.

The sixth Circular Economy Meeting focuses on end-of-life textiles, highlighting the Walloon and European context, innovative initiatives, Extended Producer Responsibility, and recycling. This webinar explores solutions for a circular future, from repair to reuse, while underscoring the vital role of social economy enterprises.

On May 27, 2025, in Namur, GreenWin hosts W!nGO with LIEU, SynHera, and Wal-Tech. Doctoral candidates, postdocs, and experienced researchers: pitch your innovative ideas in chemistry, environment, or construction to Walloon SMEs. Entrepreneurs: discover new R&D opportunities to enhance competitiveness!

GreenWin hosts W!nGO to connect researchers and SMEs through innovation projects. Researcher pitches, networking and exhibition.

In the face of climate change and the circular economy, companies are increasingly interested in reusing treated wastewater. This event covers the regulatory framework, showcases tools and real-life projects, and offers the opportunity to discuss with experts on how to initiate or optimize water reuse in industrial settings.

The "Printemps de l'Eau 2025" is an event held across Wallonia and Brussels, offering activities such as exhibitions, scientific workshops, and public awareness campaigns focused on water-related issues. It emphasizes educating the public and ties into World Water Day.

Two Days, Two Perspectives : Empowering Healthcare Providers and Start-ups to Shape the Future of Digital Health and Innovation. Day 1 dives into leveraging health data within healthcare organisations, while Day 2 emphasises scaling and co-creating digital health solutions with SMEs.

What are the different facets of the circular economy and how can they be applied in practice? During this online event, you will learn how to identify circular opportunities. You will discover that staying inactive is the worst thing to do, but most importantly, that every action you take will bring valuable insights.

The European Union flagship event bringing together stakeholders from research organizations, industry, SMEs, and policymaking to discuss the state-of-the-art, technological challenges, as well as future trends in the field of industrial technologies.

As part of the Cyberwal by Digital Wallonia programme, the Agence du Numérique and A6K are organising a half-day event dedicated to the challenges of cybersecurity in the industrial sector.

Within the framework of Belgian National Reference Laboratory, ILVO, FASFC, Wageningen Food Safety Research and CER Groupe, are pleased to invite you to the International Symposium «Food Allergens: regulation, management and detection »

Industry leaders, investors, researchers and policymakers active in health and medical technology to meet in Belgium on September 21, 2023.

Local and trans-regional ecosystems need to be put in place to implement technological advances enabling the use of diverse streams of secondary materials. By reviewing a few success stories, the CRM group offers you the opportunity to open the debate on how to implement this in a regional and cross-border economic reality.

Come and take part in a workshop on a test platform project designed to support manufacturers in their efforts to decarbonize their processes.

The circularity of plastics is a strategic challenge for the future, which involves increasing the use of recycled materials and increasing the proportion of waste entering recycling channels. This half-day event brings together the visions of the waste industry, manufacturing and applied research.

As part of the QEC, CELABOR is organizing this technical day to provide answers from upstream to downstream on the circularity of Wallonia's plant and alternative protein sector, valorization processes and the challenges facing the food and feed sector in Wallonia.

CELABOR invites you to its thematic afternoon on the circularity of biobased materials to add value to packaging and textile products.

The construction sector is moving towards circular and sustainable models. Organized around two separate sessions, this one-day event will provide an update on the tools available to project designers for prescribing circularity, and on the latest developments in eco-construction.

This webinar will review the advantages, disadvantages and challenges associated with the use of composites (thermoplastic or thermoset) in different sectors, as well as existing solutions for Rethinking, Repairing, Reusing or Recycling them. Various Sirris initiatives on the subject will also be presented.

Wood-based panels, which are widely used by furniture, fittings and construction companies, have many advantages, not least of which is the fact that they are an integral part of a circularity approach. Find out more about these advantages, some innovative initiatives and visit the Unilin Vielsalm production site in operation.

This workshop will explore the benefits of additive manufacturing for circular strategies. The program will include a reminder of the links between the circular economy and additive manufacturing, a tour of the Sirris facilities and a moment to reflect on the opportunities for companies within their own structures.

Construction materials make up a large proportion of the secondary resources available to human activities, particularly for re-use in the sector itself. The Centre de recherches routières (CRR) and its partners invite you to discover the advances and prospects for the circular economy in road construction.