​On Wednesday 28 May, more than 100 community leaders will take part in a workshop exploring what becoming Australia’s most circular valley could mean for everyone who lives here.​​​

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Made up of a broad cross section of people from across the Bega Valley, the workshop will take an in-depth look at the significant socio-economic benefits the transition to a more circular economy could bring to the entire region.​​

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Jointly led by the Regional Circularity Co-operative (RCC) and CSIRO, and in partnership with the Bega Valley Shire Council, Bega Group, NSW Government and University of Wollongong, the workshop is a unique opportunity for the entire community to come together and explore how it can build a Bega Valley that is a vibrant, cohesive and resilient circular region.​​

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This page provides some background for those attending the workshop that can be viewed by clicking on the images below. Please note that downloading the documents is recommended to make it easier to access the various online links and videos included within them.​

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Information about the Bega Valley Commemorative Civic Centre, including a map and parking details, can be found at www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/community/bega-valley-commemorative-civic-centre (please scroll to the bottom of the page to see the map). Please note the 3 hour parking limit in place near the centre; the nearest unlimited parking can be found at the northern end of Gipps Street.

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If you have any questions about the workshop, or have problems accessing the pre-read materials below, please email info@begacircularvalley.com.au.​​

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For more details about the Bega Circular Valley program and National Circularity Centre, please visit www.begacircularvalley.com.au.