The agenda on day one will focus on ‘From Active to Activist’ and will ask how the sector can support the many novices that have emerged during the summer of 2020, and help even more people get active.

The theme of day two will be ‘When Less is More’, reflecting that the best way to reduce production impacts is to make less. EOG programme manager Scott Nelson will speak first, followed by Gwen Cunningham of Circle Economy and the day will also include case studies and discussions featuring Swapfiets, Hygglo, Decathlon, Repair Café and Vaude. 

Dr Katy Stevens, EOG head of CSR and sustainability, said: “We are planning to deliver a very interactive digital conference that will, as much as is possible, reflect the lively and open discussions and networking that define our sector’s unique drive for cooperation and progress. 

"As well as delivering some valuable insights and generating new ideas, we hope to create a real community feeling for all delegates and contributors, ending 2020 on a positive note.”