Moldova’s National Institute for Economic Research and the Academy of Economic Studies (ASEM) held a webinar on 2 November on the country’s transition to a circular economy, which reuses resources instead of throwing them away.
Thirty-two people took part: students, public authority representatives, business people and lecturers from three Moldovan universities, along with project partners from Ukraine and the European Union.
Held in Romanian and English, it was part of the Erasmus+ PubCirEco project, which aims to embed circular economy thinking in universities and strengthen the role of public employees in putting it into practice.
