Zero Debris Charter Signature Ceremony at the 8th Summit for Space Sustainability

The Zero Debris Charter is a community-driven initiative, facilitated by the European Space Agency (ESA), that brings together organisations, institutions and governments committed to a sustainable future in space. With more than 250 organisations already involved, the community is working towards the shared ambition of achieving a zero-debris future by 2030.
Organisations interested in signing the Charter during the Zero Debris Charter Signature Ceremony at the 8th Summit for Space Sustainability in Brasília, Brazil, are invited to register their interest.
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