APCER｜Asia Pacific Circular Economy Roundtable

The Asia Pacific Circular Economy Roundtable (APCER), initiated by the Circular Taiwan Network in 2019, is dedicated to advancing the circular economy by connecting stakeholders across government, industry, academia, research, and media. The platform aims to accelerate Taiwan’s industrial and societal transformation under the vision of “Taiwan Can Lead” in driving circular collaboration. As Taiwan showcases its achievements and experiences in circular economy to the global community, this year’s forum brings together policymakers, business leaders, think tanks, and civil society representatives from across the region. The event launches a regional dialogue under the CC4CC (Circular Collaboration For Climate Crisis) initiative—fostering joint efforts to tackle the climate crisis and strengthen the collective impact of local actions and cross-border partnerships in the Asia-Pacific.

Asia Pacific Circular Economy Roundtable & Hotspot 2025 Now Open for Registration

In 2025, the Circular Economy Hotspot debuts in the Asia-Pacific region, hosted in Taiwan alongside the 2nd Asia-Pacific Circular Economy Forum. With the theme "Leading Circular Collaboration," the event guides participants through a circular transition from industry to nation to the global stage.

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2020 Apcer｜THE MOMENT: Navigating Global Disruption and Confronting Compound Risks

In 2020, the Asia-Pacific Circular Economy Forum went online with the theme "Post-Pandemic Era: Turning Crisis into Opportunity," focusing on how businesses can accelerate transformation through circular strategies and how governments can drive green recovery.

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2019 Apcer｜Embark from Taiwan, reach out to the Asia-Pacific, connect the world, and discover new frontiers in a circular economy|

In 2019, Taiwan hosted the first Asia-Pacific Circular Economy Forum with the theme "Exploring New Opportunities in the Circular Economy," bringing together pioneers to share strategies and innovations across manufacturing, consumption, and regeneration.

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