Introduction to the Circular
Economy
• Principles and Benefits
• Presented by: [Your Name]
• Date: [Date]
What is the Circular Economy?
• • Alternative to the linear economy (take-
make-dispose)
• • Focuses on sharing, reusing, repairing,
refurbishing, and recycling
• • Creates closed-loop systems that minimize
waste
• • Supports sustainable development and
resource efficiency
Key Principles of the Circular
Economy
• 1. Design Out Waste and Pollution: Prevent
waste during product design
• 2. Keep Products and Materials in Use: Reuse,
repair, recycle
• 3. Regenerate Natural Systems: Restore
ecosystems and use renewables
Benefits of the Circular Economy
• • Environmental: Reduces pollution and
conserves biodiversity
• • Economic: Boosts innovation and reduces
material costs
• • Jobs: Creates green jobs in repair and
recycling
• • Supply Chains: Builds resilience through local
sourcing
• • Consumer: Provides sustainable product
choices
Indian Companies Using Circular
Economy
• • Tata Motors: Vehicle recycling and
remanufacturing
• • ITC Limited: WOW program for waste
recycling
• • Hindustan Unilever: Reusable and recyclable
packaging
• • Dalmia Cement: Uses fly ash and slag in
cement
• • Reliance Industries: R|Elan textiles from
recycled PET bottles
Conclusion
• • Circular economy enables sustainable
growth
• • Reduces waste, saves resources, and
regenerates nature
• • Adopted by companies for environmental
and economic gains
• • Pathway to a greener and more resilient
future

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  • 1.
    Introduction to theCircular Economy • Principles and Benefits • Presented by: [Your Name] • Date: [Date]
  • 2.
    What is theCircular Economy? • • Alternative to the linear economy (take- make-dispose) • • Focuses on sharing, reusing, repairing, refurbishing, and recycling • • Creates closed-loop systems that minimize waste • • Supports sustainable development and resource efficiency
  • 3.
    Key Principles ofthe Circular Economy • 1. Design Out Waste and Pollution: Prevent waste during product design • 2. Keep Products and Materials in Use: Reuse, repair, recycle • 3. Regenerate Natural Systems: Restore ecosystems and use renewables
  • 4.
    Benefits of theCircular Economy • • Environmental: Reduces pollution and conserves biodiversity • • Economic: Boosts innovation and reduces material costs • • Jobs: Creates green jobs in repair and recycling • • Supply Chains: Builds resilience through local sourcing • • Consumer: Provides sustainable product choices
  • 5.
    Indian Companies UsingCircular Economy • • Tata Motors: Vehicle recycling and remanufacturing • • ITC Limited: WOW program for waste recycling • • Hindustan Unilever: Reusable and recyclable packaging • • Dalmia Cement: Uses fly ash and slag in cement • • Reliance Industries: R|Elan textiles from recycled PET bottles
  • 6.
    Conclusion • • Circulareconomy enables sustainable growth • • Reduces waste, saves resources, and regenerates nature • • Adopted by companies for environmental and economic gains • • Pathway to a greener and more resilient future