What is

Circular Economy

Circular Economy is a system of production and consumption that is restorative and regenerative by design. 

The use of resources in a manner that maximizes their value while minimizing waste and environmental impact.

Resource Efficiency

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The minimization of waste generated by a company or industry through efficient resource use, recycling, and product design.

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Waste Reduction

The management of a product from its design, through its manufacture and use, to its eventual disposal, with a focus on reducing waste and environmental impact.

3

Product Lifecycle Management

The collection, processing, and reuse of materials and products at the end of their life, reducing waste and preserving resources.

4

Recycling & Material Recovery

The use of environmentally friendly processes and materials in the manufacturing of products, reducing waste and emissions.

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Green Manufacturing

The management of suppliers and the sourcing of materials in a way that minimizes environmental impact and supports sustainable practices.

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Sustainable Supply Chain

The shift towards economic growth that does not rely on the extraction and use of finite resources.

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Decoupling Economic Growth From Resource Use

The cooperation between companies, government, and other stakeholders in creating a circular economy and promoting sustainability.

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Collaboration Between Industry and Stakeholders

The creation of an economy in which waste and emissions are minimized and resources are used, reused, and recycled in a closed loop.

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Building A Closed-Loop Economy

The encouragement of individuals and companies to adopt more sustainable consumption and production practices, reducing waste and environmental impact.

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Promotion of Sustainable Consumption & Production Patterns