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3 October 2025
The European Union is taking another decisive step toward implementing the principles of a circular economy. In September 2025, the European Parliament held its regular session, during which, among other issues, two matters related to waste management were considered in order to enshrine the principles of the circular economy in European legislation. At the same time, given Ukraine’s ongoing European integration processes, these changes will, in due course, influence the country’s regulatory environment as well.
Read more about the legislative changes in the EU as a new step toward the circular economy and the challenges they pose for Ukraine in the column by Olena Yaliieva, leading expert at NGO Pragma, for Yurydychna Gazeta (Legal Newspaper) at the following link: http://bit.ly/3L6PnMb .
The European Union is taking another decisive step toward implementing the principles of a circular economy. In September 2025, the European Parliament held its regular session, during which, among other issues, two matters related to waste management were considered in order to enshrine the principles of the circular economy in European legislation. At the same time, given Ukraine’s ongoing European integration processes, these changes will, in due course, influence the country’s regulatory environment as well.
Read more about the legislative changes in the EU as a new step toward the circular economy and the challenges they pose for Ukraine in the column by Olena Yaliieva, leading expert at NGO Pragma, for Yurydychna Gazeta (Legal Newspaper) at the following link: http://bit.ly/3L6PnMb .
The European Union is taking another decisive step toward implementing the principles of a circular economy. In September 2025, the European Parliament held its regular session, during which, among other issues, two matters related to waste management were considered in order to enshrine the principles of the circular economy in European legislation. At the same time, given Ukraine’s ongoing European integration processes, these changes will, in due course, influence the country’s regulatory environment as well.
Read more about the legislative changes in the EU as a new step toward the circular economy and the challenges they pose for Ukraine in the column by Olena Yaliieva, leading expert at NGO Pragma, for Yurydychna Gazeta (Legal Newspaper) at the following link: http://bit.ly/3L6PnMb .
This material was prepared within the project “Waste Management and Circular Economy: Expert Support and Promotion of an Inclusive Stakeholder Dialogue within the Negotiations on Ukraine’s Accession to the European Union”, implemented with the support of the European Union in Ukraine and the International Renaissance Foundation as part of the joint initiative “Together to the EU.” The material represents the views of the authors and does not necessarily reflect the position of the European Union or the International Renaissance Foundation.
Pragma Consulting Group serves as the information partner of the above-mentioned project by NGO Pragma.