CIRCULOOS took part in the Women in Digital Summit 2026, held on 15–16 October at Trinity Business School in Dublin as part of the Digital Talent EU Days. This year’s programme focused on digital talent, with discussions around talent attraction, development, retention and cross-cutting challenges affecting Europe’s digital workforce. Women in Digital –
The Summit brought together policymakers, industry representatives, educators, trainers, NGOs and digital inclusion stakeholders from across Europe. It also placed a strong emphasis on the digital skills gap, advanced training and collaboration between industry, government and education. Women in Digital –
For CIRCULOOS, the event was an opportunity to network with organisations working on digital skills, training and inclusion, and to discuss how the project’s training activities can support SMEs and manufacturing ecosystems in their transition towards more circular and digitally enabled value chains.
CIRCULOOS combines real-world circular manufacturing pilots with digital tools and capacity-building activities. Its training offer is designed to help companies and ecosystem actors better understand how digital technologies, data sharing, traceability and new forms of collaboration can support circular production models.
