It is at the core of the most innovative business strategies and an essential element of the recovery plans of many international organisations. It influences the choices and behaviour of citizens and consumers, and steers the local development in a sustainable direction.
This is the circular economy, which within a few years has gone from theoretical formulation to practical application in a multitude of sectors, becoming the foundation for development in many countries. For obvious reasons: today, it is an essential part of the most effective paths to reducing material consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, and it can make a decisive contribution to achieving decarbonisation targets.
