Pathways to Sustainable Development: The Role of Higher Education and Stakeholders in Central Asia
On October 1, 2024, an online workshop titled "State of Play Analysis and Validation for Stakeholders in the Central Asian Region (Kazakhstan)" was held. The event was organized to discuss key aspects of the circular economy and sustainable development in higher education institutions, as well as to analyze stakeholder engagement in this process within the framework of project 101129169 CirculEC.
The goal of the workshop was to bring together and unite experts from different sectors to discuss the current issues of sustainable development and the circular economy in Central Asia. Particular attention was given to the role of higher education institutions in promoting these concepts and integrating sustainable approaches into the educational process. During the meeting, participants reviewed practical examples of implementing sustainable development principles in educational institutions and discussed the challenges universities face in realizing these initiatives.
One of the key segments of the program was a discussion about the role of stakeholders in supporting and developing the circular economy. A detailed analysis was presented, highlighting key participants in the process, their influence, and interests, which helped to better understand the existing structure of interaction and identify potential growth areas for collaboration.
The event concluded with a Q&A session, where all participants had the opportunity to ask questions, share experiences, and discuss possible ways to further develop partnerships in the region. The workshop brought together representatives of higher education institutions, sustainable development experts, and other stakeholders, fostering a constructive dialogue and exchange of knowledge.
Such events not only strengthen cooperation between institutions and experts in the field of sustainable development but also help find new solutions to current environmental and social challenges in the region. The workshop left a positive impression on the participants and set the direction for future joint initiatives.
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