The video provides brief information on SYMBI project activities, expert views on industrial symbiosis and circular economy and good practices of industrial symbiosis in Slovenia.

The Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy, slovenian SYMBI project partner, organised a conference “Circular economy and industrial symbiosis: drivers, enablers and challenges” and a study visit on 21 and 22 November in Ljubljana, to bring together partners from Spain, Poland, Hungary, Italy, Finland and Greece and their stakeholder to discuss and share views on the challenge of closing the gap between the markets for primary and secondary raw materials and on the use of financial instruments to support industrial symbiosis projects, and to disseminate good practice.

SYMBI project (Industrial SYMBIosis for Regional Sustainable Growth and a Resource Efficient Circular Economy) is implemented under the Interreg Europe Programme. It contributes to improve the implementation of regional development policies and programmes related to the promotion and dissemination of industrial symbiosis and circular economy in seven project participating regions.

Presenters:
- María Gracia Benítez Jaramillo
The Foundation FUNDECYT Scientific and Technological Park of Extremadura, Spain
Lead partner of SYMBI project

- Arno Behrens
Senior Research Fellow and Head of Sustainable Resources
Centre for European Policy Studies, Belgium

- Susanne Fischer
Research Unit Circular Economy
Wuppertal Institute, Germany

- Peter Laybourn
Executiv Chief of International Synergies Limited, United Kingdom

- Ernesto Hartikainen
The Finnish Innovation Fund - Sitra, Finland

- Marjana Dermelj
Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy
SYMBI project in Slovenia

- Mateja Mešl
Director of Pulp and Paper Institute, Slovenia

The good practices presented in the video:
VIPAP VIDEM KRŠKO
ATLANTIS & Aquafil Slo

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