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The document discusses the global economy transitioning to a circular model due to resource constraints and consumer trends. It outlines four building blocks of a circular economy: circular design and production, new business models, reverse cycles, and enabling systems. It provides examples of companies implementing these circular economy principles like Wear2, Philips, Turntoo, Mazuma Mobile, and FLOOW2. Transitioning to a circular model could unlock $630 billion in savings for the EU and $700 billion globally.
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- 3. Most of the value is lost as waste
- 4. Consumer trends Resource constraints Enabling technologies Investment & economy The global economy is changing
- 6. Four building blocks of circular economy Circular design and production New business models Reverse cycle Enablers and favourable systems conditions
- 7. Four building blocks of circular economy Circular design and production New business models Reverse cycle Enablers and favourable systems conditions
- 8. Wear2
- 9. Four building blocks of circular economy Circular design and production New business models Reverse cycle Enablers and favourable systems conditions
- 11. Four building blocks of circular economy Circular design and production New business models Reverse cycle Enablers and favourable systems conditions
- 12. Mazuma Mobile
- 13. Four building blocks of circular economy Circular design and production New business models Reverse cycle Enablers and favourable systems conditions
- 14. FLOOW2
- 15. USD 630 billion EU USD 700 billion Global
Editor's Notes
- For FMCG, total annual material input value is estimated at USD 3.2 trillion, 80% of this is lost to landfill or incineration annually
- While the linear model supported important economic development since the industrial revolution, a number of trends are changing the global economy Resource constraints Increasing demand from population growth and economic development Newly found reserves more costly Investment & economy Growing interest for resilient investment opportunities Unemployment challenges in many regions The new consumer Performance and pay-per-use models Sharing economy models Enabling technology Mobile internet Internet of things
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- With wear2, apparel is designed using a new yarn that enables items to be selectively disassembled at scale, making them suitable for re-use and re-sale of materials recovery. a new yarn that would lose its tensile strength when exposed to microwave radiation apparel manufacturers can now choose at the design phase which pieces of the garment they would like to disassemble in the future A frequent use case is on breast pockets – manufacturers use the yarn on branded pockets so that they can be removed, making the product suitable for re-use or re-sale.
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