What is the Circular Economy? It is a generic term for an industrial economy that is, by design, restorative and in which component and material flows are of two types: - Biological nutrients, designed to re-enter the biosphere safely; and - Technical nutrients or assets, which are designed to circulate at high quality (without entering the biosphere). A #circulareconomy aims to ‘design out’ waste. Waste does not exist—products are designed and optimised to re-enter the economy whilst maintaining maximum value. The circular economy outlines a set of enabling system conditions and provides a framework for the transformation of the economy through the restoration of eco-system services, shift to renewable energy, elimination of waste and pollution and increased resilience of financial and labour markets. And because this is a fantastic idea, Snowball invested in it! You can watch this short video with the fabulous Jamie Butterworth of Circularity Capital, interviewed by Rebecca Grattage. James explains their strategy and talks about fantastic investments such as Shark Solutions, Bike Club and Grover. Enjoy! https://lnkd.in/dC2HQePE #WorldChangingReturns #impactinvesting #investmentmanagement #sustainability #SDGs #regenerative
Yes. Encompassing the Global Goals ecosystem - the most important plans for the planet and humankind - SDG9 SDG11 SDG12 SDG17
How can businesses effectively implement circular economy principles to reduce waste and increase sustainability? #circulareconomy #sustainability.
The circular economy offers an exciting pathway to sustainable growth by redefining how we design and use products. By focusing on biological and technical nutrient cycles, we can eliminate waste and preserve resources. Wallet Max is thrilled to support initiatives that drive this transformation, aligning with our commitment to fostering innovative and eco-friendly solutions for a sustainable future. 🌍♻️