Throughout the week, participants engaged in in-depth studies and critical thinking exercises aimed at tackling the challenges posed by e-waste. The culmination of their efforts came on Friday when students presented innovative ideas and potential business opportunities to address the e-waste crisis while prioritizing positive environmental impact.

Close the gap is thrilled to have played a role in this important initiative, emphasizing the significance of knowledge sharing and collaborative brainstorming in paving the way for a more circular and sustainable future.

We are very thankful to the Thomas More Hogeschool for hosting this critical initiative and for exploring possible paths to a more circular and sustainable future with us!