01. Definition
Circular economy
The circular economy aims to change the paradigm in relation to the linear economy, by limiting the environmental impact and waste of resources, as well as increasing efficiency at all stages of the product economy. The recent warnings about waste pollution and the limits of natural resources are encouraging the development of a circular economy. What is the definition of circular economy, what are its benefits and the solutions to achieve it?
01. Definition
02. Causes
03. Impacts
04. Solutions
05. Implementations
JUUNOO Interior walls by JUUNOO implemented by Two Trees Management in Brooklyn (United States) in 2024
PlasticFri by Grale implemented by Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) in Solna (Sweden) in 2024
TPS Process by IDELAM implemented by Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine in Bordeaux (France) in 2020
System O)) by DBO International implemented by SouthernCopperCorporation in Huaytire (Peru) in 2020
The Fossilizator® by Néolithe implemented by the City of Avrillé in Maine-et-Loire (France) in 2023
Pandobac reusable packaging by Pandobac implemented by Transgourmet in Rungis (France) in 2021
Wall E+ by Caerostris implemented by Solutions Composite in Tours (France) in 2019
B:bot by GreenBig implemented by french government in Paris (France) in 2021
Hipli by Hipli implemented by Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie des Landes in Mont-de-Marsan (France) in 2022
Hipli by Hipli implemented by Balzac Paris in Paris (France) in 2022
HolyGrail 2.0 by Procter & Gamble - P&G implemented by Decathlon in Ottawa (Canada) in 2021
EcoPlanet/Susteno by Holcim implemented by HSG Foundation in Saint Gallen (Switzerland) in 2016
Liquids Bulk Expert by Jean Bouteille implemented by L'Occitane en Provence in Manosque (France) in 2021
SAVE SAND by MS implemented by Vaills in Baho (France) in 2022
SAVE SAND by MS implemented by Hublet in Floreffe (Belgium) in 2024
NOMA Collections by NOMA implemented by Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Saint Denis (France) in 2024
06. Challenges