Beauty of repair and rebuilding
Home / Back Beauty of repair and rebuilding is “You don’t to return to where you are, you can build from where you are” (and be uniquely different and move beyond ! Learnings from Kintsugi… Original post by: Thriving Studio Some things break. Some things change us. Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken […]
Buying behaviour shapes market success
Home / Back Buying behaviour shapes market success long before product performance is evaluated. Commercial success for clean economy products begins with understanding buying behaviour. If your market strategy doesn’t reflect how customers buy, even the best product can struggle to gain adoption. Facebook X-twitter Youtube Linkedin 100
Making circularity a shared journey
Home / Back Delighted to have contributed to the next Webinar session of the EU Webinar Series on Circular Economy in Southeast Asia, sharing perspectives on advancing circular economy frameworks from regional ambition to national implementation. Southeast Asian economies are not simply emerging; they are advancing rapidly and taking an increasingly important place in the […]
Every year, governments spend billions managing waste.
Home / Back Why are governments paying to manage waste that should never have been created? Every year, governments spend billions managing waste. Collection. Transport. Landfill. Environmental remediation. These costs continue to rise, yet they create little long-term economic value. A circular economy shifts the focus upstream. Instead of investing more resources in managing waste, […]
Times have changed
Home / Back Times have changed, Circularity has become a conversation stopper. This is a common input from circular economy practitioners at the moment. But we need to ask ourselves: why? Economic conditions are tough. Budgets are under pressure, customers are scrutinising every decision, and businesses need to deliver more value with less than ever. […]
The Markets That Emerge When Waste Is No Longer an Option
Home / Newsletter The Markets That Emerge When Waste Is No Longer an Option For years, companies had the laxury to look at actions for greening or ethical as nice-to-have or optional ! In that era, when happens when new requirement is introduced? Businesses assess what needs to be done to comply. They adjust processes, […]
What happens when the end-of-pipe safety valve disappears?
Home / Back What happens when the end-of-pipe safety valve disappears? The EU’s ban on destroying unsold clothing and footwear is now in effect for large companies.But here’s the question I’ve been thinking about… If brands can no longer destroy excess inventory, shouldn’t the alternatives already exist at scale? Policies often focus on stopping undesirable […]
What does a circular future look like for plantation sector?
Home / Back What does a circular future look like for plantation sector? We are excited to begin this journey with Horana Plantations PLC, a member of the Hayleys Group, as they embark on developing a Circular Economy Roadmap that will help shape a more resilient and sustainable future for the business. Delivered by Expertise […]
Thank you to UN Global Compact Network Sri Lanka
Home / Back We facilitated many conversations on circular economy and systems transformation over the years. But Rewire the Economy: A Game-Based Simulation on Developing Circular Transition Roadmaps is unique in many ways. Hearing something to learn or absorb the essence is one leve. If you are put on the spotlight to make a decision […]
Sustainable Consumption and Production Policies and Practices to Reduce Inequalities
Home / Back ntentionally Designing Sustainable Consumption and Production Policies and Practices to Reduce Inequalities What if a policy helps the environment but widens the gap between those who benefit and those who bear the cost? Today’s global economy tells that story. A small share of the world’s population consumes most of its resources, while […]