From linear to circular economy

Many resources are finite. Projected global population growth of 25% by 2050 and a rising middle class with changing consumption patterns threaten to exacerbate this problem of scarcity. Rethinking how we obtain, use, reuse and optimise the world’s resources remains crucial for the future stability of businesses in sectors as diverse as food production, construction and electronics.

Innovative entrepreneurs and large corporations are developing new ideas for the circular economy, such as the use of renewable resources or taking advantage of the value of waste. Going beyond the limitations of recycling, new technologies and design solutions will play a key role in enabling future products to be fit for a circular economy.

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