Investing in a Good Life
Who we are
The Collaborating Centre on Sustainable Consumption and Production (CSCP) is an international nonprofit Think and Do tank that works with businesses, policy makers, partner organisations and civil society towards a good life
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Featured News
Vocational Education and Training (VET) is key when it comes to a long-term and systemic shift of European economies toward more sustainability and resilience. New skills are also needed in order to leverage opportunities stemming from the sustainable-digital transition. The recently-launched CATALYST project will strengthen the sustainable competitiveness of professionals, students and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
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Upcoming Events
24 June 2022 | Webinar: Charta Sustainable Digitalisation 10-15 July 2022 | BOOM Camp: Energy & Mobility 24-29 July 2022 | BOOM Camp: Food 28 August – 2 September 2022 | BOOM Camp: Building & Living 14-15 September 2022 | Circular Futures Festival
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Featured Publication
Circularity offers pathways to achieve more sustainable methods of production and consumption and provide benefits to society. However, although sustainability entails an ecological, economic, and a social dimension by definition, the discourse on social aspects has been lacking or less prevalent than the ones on economic and environmental aspects. The aim of this report is to frame, address and better understand questions related to the social impacts of the transition to a Circular Economy. The report synthesises the gathered insights into key emerging themes and identifies gaps or areas of potential in the field.
Call for Collaboration
Summer is here and after more than two years of restrictions, international travel is picking up again. The hiatus brought up by the pandemic has hit the tourism sector particularly hard, leading to complete standstills in many parts of the world. Now that we are in the recovery phase, the key question is how to rebuild destinations better? Disruptions like the pandemic offer the chance to let go of old practices and transform the industry to not only reduce the harm on ecosystems, improve local communities and local supply chains, but act to actually improve and regenerate destinations.
Co-Working
If you are interested in collaborating with the CSCP, the Co-Working Space might be the right starting place for you. We are happy to share our Co-Working Space with you again as of 2022. To find out more, please contact Ramon Külpmann.
"WRAP are delighted to partner with the CSCP to find ways of transferring the collaborative approach to food waste measurement and prevention in the UK to Germany. Together with the CSCP we want to find innovative ways to decrease food waste in Germany with a broad coalition of companies, civil society actors, political institutions and scientific institutes."
David Rogers, International Food Waste Programme Manager, WRAP