In a circular economy, resources matter. They are maximized to their fullest use, by being shared by many users for multiple purposes. The same can be said for Market infrastructure. Markets are well-suited to adaptation and embracing change and are best (and financially viable) when animators, vendors, people and activities work together to create thriving and connected places.
In this session, consider how public markets are ideally situated to demonstrate circular economy practices. Explore markets as homes for collaboration, showcasing products that bring the circular food economy to life.
This “world cafe” style session will feature three “learn and taste” stations engaging group dialogue (and featuring delicious circular food examples at each station) on themes of: Adaptation, Resilience, Infrastructure.
