Recycling gets nod under ‘circular economy’ projects

8 January 2019
The Nation
Economic policy and administration
business innovations / circular economy / waste / WEF

As Asian countries face a future of ever-more waste being generated, they are considering a shift to the “circular economy” to drive sustainable growth for their nation.

Support for a shift to a circular economy has been growing since the World Economic Forum (WEF) undertook a multi-year collaboration with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation under the Project Mainstream to accelerate a transition. Project Mainstream is a CEO-led initiative that helps to scale business innovations related to the circular economy.

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 Somluck Srimalee

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Recycling gets nod under ‘circular economy’ projects

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