What if Denmark was 100% circular? Mix and match under GRASP

Are you interested in developing and implementing circular solutions?

Join our exciting event where you will have the opportunity to collaborate with seven large organizations that are ready to be test environments for innovative circular concepts. Here you can not only validate your ideas, but also potentially create new business partners and customers.

Get inspired by Sabine Rau-Oberhuber, circular economy expert, co-founder of Turntoo and co-author of the bestseller Material Matters. She will share her knowledge on how to create regenerative change through circular economy.

In addition, brain activist and neuroscientist Pireeni Sundaralingam will provide insights into the cognitive processes that influence our actions. She will show how we can break through neurological barriers to create real change.

This year’s test environments

• ARGO: Swap for the greater good – everyday heroes in the recycling tents
• Boligselskabet Sjælland: Take-back schemes in housing construction
• Fors A/S: Natural materials in new contexts – green gold from the garden soil
• Roskilde Festival: Testival – extraordinarily circular
• Roskilde Municipality: Circular building envelope – exhibition and test in rain and wind
• Roskilde Kongres- & Idrætscenter: Solutions for circular conference experiences – when the party never stops
• Roskilde Education Network: Circular solutions for the future of learning – inside and out, we can all wi

The program for the day

• 10.00 – GRASP Keynote Speaker by Pireeni Sundaralingam and others in hall 9, Musicon
• 11.00 – Welcome by Karolina E. Osipowska, Director, Corolab in Mellemrummet at Roskilde Festival Højskolen
• 11.10 – COCONF24 mix and match
• 12.10 – Test circles
• 12.30 – Circularity over lunch
• 13.30 – Making Circularity Matter: How to drive regenerative change through circular economy by Sabine Rau-Oberhuber
• 14.15 – Matchmaking and coffee

Time and location

The event will take place on September 26 from 10:00 to 15:00 in Roskilde. It is free to attend, but places are limited, so registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. The deadline for registration is September 21, 2024.