ECCT Low Carbon Initiative (LCI) Event

2024 Europe-Taiwan Forum on Environment and Science

ECCT & EUTW Circular Economy Forum

Guests of honour:
Lai Ying Ying, Director General, Resource Circulation Administration (RECA), Ministry of Environment (MOENV) 環境部資源循環署 賴瑩瑩署長
Olivier Letessier, ECCT Low Carbon Initiative Co-Chair 歐洲商會-低碳倡議行動 Olivier Letessier副主席
Dr Su Hung-Dah, Director General, EU Centre in Taiwan (EUTW) 臺灣歐盟中心 蘇宏達主任 

Speakers:
Hiroyasu Sato, General Manager of Life Science, Merck Group in Taiwan 台灣默克集團生命科學事業體 佐藤弘康總經理
April Yu, Head of Government Affairs, Communications and Sustainability, Zuellig Pharma 裕利醫藥 游依頻政府事務暨永續總監
Chi Jyh Sheng, Business Development Director, Veolia Taiwan 台灣威立雅資源服務股份有限公司 戚志生業務開發總監
Dr Lewis Chen, General Director, Commercialization and Industry Service Center, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) 工業技術研究院產業服務中心 陳立偉執行長
Dr James Leu, Senior Partner, Asia Sustainable Product & Supply Chain Lead and Chem/Pharma Industry Lead, ERM Taiwan Co, Ltd. 永灃環境管理顧問股份有限公司 呂文賢資深合夥人暨亞洲區永續產品/供應鏈與化工製藥行業負責人

Date & Time: Wednesday, 16 October 2024, 13:30-16:30 (Reception starts at 13:00)
Venue: 3F, Liang Kuo Shu International Conference Hall, College of Social Sciences, National Taiwan University 臺灣大學校總區社會科學院頤賢館3樓梁國樹國際會議廳
Address: No. 1, Sec. 4, Roosevelt Road, Taipei City (near the side gate on Fuxing South Rd.) 台北市大安區羅斯福路四段1號 (近復興南路側門)
Organizers: ECCT Low Carbon Initiative (LCI) 歐洲在臺商務協會-低碳倡議行動, EU Centre in Taiwan (EUTW) 臺灣歐洲聯盟中心

The ECCT & EUTW Circular Economy Forum has been arranged to advance industrial circularity in Taiwan, focusing on the critical importance of resource efficiency and waste reduction in the industrial sector. The forum, part of our annual circular economy series, builds on the foundation laid by the “Towards Sustainable Supply Chain” luncheon held on 18 April, which explored sustainable design principles within global supply chains.

This October forum aims to deepen the dialogue by shifting the focus to industrial applications, examining how innovative technologies, best practices, and policy frameworks can be leveraged to accelerate Taiwan's transition towards a circular economy. By bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, and sustainability experts, the forum will highlight successful case studies and foster collaboration to overcome challenges in industrial circularity. Participants will gain insights into how the integration of circular practices within industries can not only enhance environmental outcomes but also drive economic growth and innovation, aligning with Taiwan's broader sustainability goals.

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