What is the Circular Economy?

In this model, products are designed to be durable, repairable and recyclable, allowing their components to be reused and reintegrated into the production chain. In addition circular economy encourages the exchange of products for services, promotes shared use and prioritizes the use of renewable energy. This concept seeks to break with the linear pattern of production and consumption, which leads to the exhaustion of natural resources and the accumulation of waste.

A circular economy has gained global prominence due to its economic, environmental and social benefits. By adopting circular practices, companies can reduce production costs, reduce dependence on virgin raw materials and increase energy efficiency. Furthermore, the transition to a circular economy it can generate new jobs and stimulate technological innovation. This approach also contributes to the preservation of the environment, reducing the extraction of natural resources, minimizing pollutant emissions and reducing the amount of waste discarded in landfills.

The implementation of circular economy requires the adoption of public policies and collaboration between governments, companies and civil society. It is necessary to create incentives for the transition to circular business models, such as subsidies, taxes and favorable regulations. Furthermore, it is important to promote awareness and education about the benefits of circular economy, encouraging changes in consumer behavior and the adoption of sustainable practices. Collaboration between different sectors is also essential to promote innovation, knowledge sharing and the creation of circular business networks.

Source of ChatGPT:

• Ellen MacArthur Foundation, “What is the circular economy?”. Available in: https://www.ellenmacarthurfoundation.org/circular-economy/concept)

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