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THE VINYLPLUS 2030 COMMITMENT

Revision Workshop

 

In 2021, the European PVC value chain launched the VinylPlus 2030 Commitment, our most ambitious sustainability programme to date. Designed around three strategic pathways - Circularity, Climate and Environmental Performance, and Stakeholder Engagement - the Commitment has catalysed innovation, partnerships, and measurable progress across the PVC sector.

Now, four years in, we are conducting a Mid-Term Review to evaluate how far we have come and identify where we must go next to meet our 2030 goals. To support this process, a dedicated Revision Task Force has developed a draft revised version of the Commitment.

As part of this Mid-Term Review, we are organising two high-level stakeholder workshops in Brussels, Belgium. The workshops will provide a space to discuss this proposal in depth and gather input from a broad range of stakeholders.

Be part of it: Your input counts!

These workshops are not a reporting exercise. They are a key moment for collective reflection and strategic alignment. Your participation will help us:

  • Assess progress under each of the three pathways
  • Discuss and refine the draft revised Commitment
  • Identify gaps and recalibrate strategic priorities
  • Build consensus on how VinylPlus should evolve for the second half of the decade

We invite you to register as soon as possible, selecting your preferred date:

Thursday, 25 September 2025 - 13:00 to 17:00

OR

- Thursday, 2 October 2025 - 13:00 to 17:00

Preliminary Workshops Programme (facilitated by an external moderator)

  • Welcome lunch (as of 12:00)
  • Setting the scene (as of 13:00)
  • Opening speech (EU Commission - TBC)
  • Brainstorming sessions around the three strategic pathways (Working Groups)
  • Feedback from brainstorming sessions and discussion
  • Next steps and wrap-up

For more information on our Commitment and progress: VinylPlus 2030 - State of Play

The full programme will be disclosed shortly.

Contact Laurine Biver for any additional information.

 

Speakers

Jo Dewulf
Professor, Faculty of Bioscience Engineering
Department of Green Chemistry and Technology, Ghent University
Anna Gumbau
Climate journalist & event moderator
Anna Gumbau Media
Brussimmo - Respace, Rue de Trèves, Bruxelles, Belgique
Rue de Trèves 74, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium

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