Circular economy

A circular economy is regenerative by design and as waste free as possible. At the heart of the circular economy is the idea of moving away from linear value chains to an approach that allows to cycle products and materials and make better use of existing assets.

Lectures at Erasmus University Rotterdam – Urban Management Tools for Climate Change (UMTCC) Twice a year Shifting Paradigms gave lectures on cities and climate finance... read more
Exporting Dutch water management experience Trainings to VEWIN and Dutch water supply companies to promote their integrated... read more
Climate policies for the Peruvian waste sector and Vietnamese cement industry The cement sector is responsible for about 5% of global CO2 emissions... read more
SimGas: modular biogas systems for East Africa SimGas designs, produces and installs biogas systems for households in Africa and... read more
Bio-energy from Montenegrin forests Drafting a roadmap and providing trainings on bio-energy opportunities within the national... read more
Household biogas appliances for Orissa, India The Orissa Household Biogas Programme supports the adoption biogas digesters by rural households in... read more
Decision Support Tool to quantify the biogas potential of different feedstocks Biodigesters can produce valuable methane from a range of feedstocks. End-I AG... read more
Biogas in Nepal: Pioneering UN-registered carbon offset projects at household level Creating a price incentive for developing countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions was... read more
Glass recycling in Russia Kavminsteklo JSC is a glass factory in Mineralnye Vody, Russia which wanted to... read more
How to best use sunflower seed husk at Cargill Donetsk Since 1995 Cargill operates a sunflower seed crushing plant near Donestk, Ukraine.... read more