STBAH Sustainable Economy event series: #1 Designing out Waste & Pollution

The Circular Economy is a framework for an economy that is restorative and regenerative by design. Many organisations are recognising that they need to adopt the transition towards a circular economy.

The STBAH are hosting a series of linked events exploring approaches to creating a sustainable economy. These events will aim to stimulate a regional conversation about how we can achieve the 3 principles of a sustainable economy bringing the voices of academics, funders, innovators, SMEs and corporates to the debate.

The first event will be a topic of #1 Designing out Waste and Pollution

If you are an SME or start-up interested in design that enables product reuse and recycling; new materials, designed-to-last products or consideration of by-products and waste then this event is for you!

You may have a product or service in one of these areas or may simply be curious about how you get your business ‘in shape’ to contribute to a sustainable economy?

There will be keynote talks, followed by flash presentations from SMEs innovating in new design, and then a panel discussion, rounded off with the opportunity to network and also to sign up to receive fully funded support for your business through the STBAH programme.

Further detail, the agenda and register your place on this free event, below:

REGISTER NOW

The second event will be held on Thursday 27th June #2 Keep Products & Materials in Use.

The third and final event in this series will be held on Wednesday 18th September #3 Regenerate Natural Systems.

We highly recommend you join us for all three events in this series, more information and registration is available via the links above.

The Sustainable Technologies Business Acceleration Hub is part funded by the European Regional Development Fund to support start-up and existing sustainable technology and low carbon businesses.  The project will establish and scale-up over 130 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) over the next three years within the low carbon and sustainable technology fields.  The aim is to help these businesses grow, innovate and establish lasting research partnerships with the University of Bath, generating economic growth in the region and delivering on the Government’s Industry Strategy.   Further detail: www.stbah.org