Circular Week 2026 Online Conference: Engaging Citizens A circular future cannot happen without people. The challenge is to move beyond just asking citizens to change their behaviour and into creating the conditions, services and systems that make circular choices simple, affordable, trustworthy and attractive. Don’t miss the Online Conference of the Circular Week 2026, where we will discuss what’s needed to engage citizens in the circular transition in a dedicated track. What this track is about? This track explores what it takes to put people at the heart of the circular transition. From the way products and services are offered to the role of digital tools, education, logistics and local initiatives, it looks at how we can remove barriers and create everyday opportunities for people to act. A guide into the sessions The Mind-Opening Session, “Circularity Made Easy: From Consumer Awareness to Better Everyday Offers,” asks how circular living can become the default one, built into the products, services, infrastructure and offers that people encounter every day. The Pioneer Sessions bring this perspective into practice: exploring how logistics and supply chains can respond to consumer needs, how digital tools and platforms can enable circular behaviour, and how education, awareness and participation can empower people to act in their everyday lives. Your host: Rosa Strube “A circular future only works if people see themselves in it. The real question is therefore not just how to involve citizens, but how to give them a genuine stake in shaping the cities and systems they depend on and making everyday life better in the process.” Rosa Strube, is Head of Sustainable Lifestyles at CSCP. Her work explores how we can make sustainable choices easier and more meaningful for people to truly engage. Read her interview on how to engage citizens in the circular transition. Check out the full Circular Week 2026 programme here to find out who the speakers are. To join the Online Conference, please register here. To collaborate with us on the topic of engaging citizens, please reach out to Rosa Strube directly! For all other questions, please contact Nils Kreft.