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From the Maresme Waste Consortium, on behalf of the Matar\u00f3 Maresme Circular Park project, last Friday we took part in the round table \u201cTake charge of your future: find out about the opportunities in today’s job market\u201d organized by the Matar\u00f3 Employment Service.<\/p>\n
This activity was held as part of the SIOP 2021 Professional Information and Guidance Week. In this, Miquel Caball\u00e9, responsible for the development of the Matar\u00f3 Maresme Circular Park project, participated with other entities from sectors considered a priority in the city of Matar\u00f3, such as the third sector, care for dependent persons and knowledge and training.
\nWith the idea of showcasing a vision of the professional future, Caball\u00e9 participated in the round table together with Ana Le\u00f3n and Natalia Olmo (Fundaci\u00f3 Vellaterra), Xavier Dachs (Sudara Inserci\u00f3) and Luz Hern\u00e1ndez (TecnoCampus). Lasting an hour and a half and by means of a videoconference meeting, the presentations focused on explaining first-hand the professional opportunities as well as the requirements and skills necessary to access the different jobs that are generated in their sectors.<\/p>\n
Miquel Caball\u00e9 spoke about the vision of change towards which the waste management sector is heading, which is the circular economy. On this subject, he pointed out that different profiles will be needed to face this challenge which, in his words, is clearly social, political and economic. Caball\u00e9 emphasized that transforming the traditional linear economy into a circular one will involve sociologists, politicians, political scientists, jurists, lawyers and economists, among others. The change towards circularity is a leap in the model that involves rethinking the way we live and, therefore, places value on sectors such as eco-design, repair, servitization and dematerialization.<\/p>\n