ReGeneration 2030 and The Swedish Association for Responsible Consumption are during the spring and summer conducting a Leadership Program on Circular Economy aimed at young people in the Nordic and Baltic Sea Region. The aim is to form a new generation of trendsetters and leaders - circulents - to create a more sustainable future.
ReGeneration 2030 and The Swedish Association for Responsible Consumption are both working towards the same goal - to make sustainable production and consumption the new norm. Now, for the first time ever, we are joining forces to educate and shape tomorrow’s sustainable leaders.
The Leadership Program in Circular Economy will be educating 30 young participants from the Nordic and Baltic Sea Region on how to become leaders within the field of circular economy. The program consists of a course that is conducted online starting at the beginning of May running until mid June. Both ReGeneration 2030 and The Swedish Association for Responsible Consumption stress the importance of educating young leaders within this field.
‘Children should be seen and not heard’ is an expression we absolutely need to
leave behind, for real, in all areas of decision making. Especially when it comes to decisions directly related to the future of those affected. To create the consumers of the future, circulents, in this leadership program we do not only hope to teach them what the meaning of circular economy is, but to be taught on the way forward by their own ideas of solutions, campaigns and thought leadership we’ll see in the near future, says Alexandra Davidsson, Secretary General, The Swedish Association for Responsible Consumption.
Alexandra Davidsson, Secretary General at The Swedish Association for Responsible Consumption.
The Leadership Program in Circular Economy will be addressing four different topics: Sustainable and Circular Lifestyles, Entrepreneurship - Redesigning Business Models, Political Advocacy and Systems Thinking. All participants in the programme will be attending four full-day digital meetings where different inspirational guests will be speaking about their expertise in the field. Some of the speakers are Elin Bergman, Chief Operating Officer at Cradlenet, Tim Forslund, Circular economy expert at SITRA, Hanna Törmänen, Innovation adviser at Nordic Innovation, Ingmar Rentzhog, CEO of We Don’t Have Time, Ionut Iordachescu, CTO at Ringy and Carl Schlyter, Campaign Manager at Greenpeace Sweden.
I am thrilled that we are able to offer this opportunity to young people who are interested in becoming future leaders in the field of circular economy. The interest for the program has been large, which is a clear indication of the importance of these types of youth ventures. I am glad that we have a diverse group of participants from all over the region and that we can offer a platform where the young people can meet, learn and become future leaders together, says Ella Turta, Secretary General at ReGeneration 2030.
Ella Turta, Secretary General at ReGeneration 2030.
The participants are also invited to attend ReGeneration Week 2021 on the Åland Islands at the end of August to discuss sustainability matters in the Nordic and Baltic Sea Region. The leadership program is funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
The following people will be participating in the Leadership Program in Circular Economy:
Sweden
Divya Kasarabada
Gustav Green
Amanda Borneke
Hanna Gaita
Najla Wallander
Norway
Jørgen Nyberget
Ann Therese Kjenes
Centine Johansson
Finland
Maliina Heikkilä
Sara Nyman
Minni Tynkkynen
Emma Kuusela-Opas
The Åland Islands
Lennie Jansson
Heidi Eriksson
Iceland
Sigríður Guðjónsdóttir
Denmark
Daniela Currea
Beatrice Malnati
Filippo Barawitzka
Adelina Laura Burlacu
Estonia
Johanna-Maria Värgården
Lithuania
Gabriele Janilionyte
Ugnė Budriūnaitė
Justina Jemeljanovaite
Latvia
Mona Upeniece
Brigita Medne
Laura Treimane
Marta Riekstiņa
Poland
Julia Orluk
Michał Jędrzejczak
Russia
Daria Soloveva
Germany
Robert Peter
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