Circulytics offers the most comprehensive tool for measuring a company's circular economy performance. This session introduces Circulytics 2.0, an enhanced version building on the success of its predecessor.

Launched in January 2020, Circulytics 1.0 was adopted by over 600 companies. The Circulytics 2.0 webinar targets businesses and individuals, particularly those in non-financial reporting, interested in assessing their circular economy impact.

Explore financing opportunities for the circular economy in our next episode, powered by Restream. Join expert guests on October 27 at 12pm GMT to discuss rapid growth, financial sector engagement, and actions for scaling financing. Gain key insights from our paper, ‘Financing the circular economy: capturing the opportunity’. Catch up on previous episodes and C-19 economic recovery insights here.

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The Jeans Redesign initiative, developed by over 80 denim experts, establishes minimum requirements for durable, recyclable, and traceable jeans, aiming for a waste-free clothing future. Over sixty leading brands and manufacturers are adopting these guidelines, with products expected on the market. This session features the project team and participants.

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Janez Potočnik, former EU Environment Commissioner (2009-2014) and initiator of the first European Circular Economy Package, now co-chairs the International Resource Panel (IRP) and advises on sustainability. This episode explores nearly a decade of European circular economy development, discussing economic challenges and governance models for scaling up.

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The fashion industry's "take-make-waste" model is highly wasteful and polluting. A 2017 Ellen MacArthur Foundation report revealed that a truckload of garments is landfilled or incinerated globally every second.

Transforming fashion requires a circular approach, beginning with initiatives like the Jeans Redesign. Over 80 denim experts developed guidelines ensuring jeans are used longer, easily recycled, and produced sustainably, benefiting both the environment and garment workers.

Leading participants, including Gap and H&M, are already implementing these guidelines. Learn more about the Jeans Redesign project here.

The fashion industry's current take-make-waste model is highly wasteful and polluting. To thrive, it must transform into a circular economy where clothes are used more, made to be remade, and sourced from safe, recycled, or renewable inputs, ensuring they never become waste.

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The current use of plastics is highly wasteful; clean-ups and recycling alone cannot solve pollution. We need a circular economy for plastic that designs out waste, keeps materials in use, and prevents pollution. This vision for plastic packaging has six key points. Learn more: Plastics and the Circular Economy.

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This event, powered by Restream, examines how cities measure and overcome challenges in their circular economy transition, drawing from a recent OECD report. Speakers include Oriana Romano (OECD Head of Unit for Water Governance and Circular Economy) and Janet Ågren (Deputy Mayor of Umea, a case study city).

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Walter Stahel, a globally recognized pioneer of the circular economy, will join Amanda Ravenhill. Ravenhill is the Executive Director of the Buckminster Fuller Institute and co-founder of Project Drawdown, both dedicated to regenerating Earth's ecosystems and combating climate change.

We will engage them in a discussion on systems change, highlighting recent successes and identifying crucial future developments.

Solutions to plastic pollution are within reach, preventing a future where oceans contain more plastic than fish. Sir David Attenborough advocates for a circular economy for plastic: eliminating unnecessary items, innovating for safe reuse, recycling, or composting of essential plastics, and circulating materials to prevent waste.

Discover the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's work on this transition at emf.org/plastics. Learn more about the circular economy for plastic here.

This session explores how circular economy principles boost creativity, featuring insights from circular fashion designer and system changer Patrick McDowell.

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This session explores the Jeans Redesign project, demonstrating how it informs circular economy principles for product design and manufacturing. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a UK charity, drives the transition to a circular economy through business, learning, and insights.

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Powered by Restream, this episode explores how the circular economy can tackle global challenges. We feature Nigel Topping, the UK Government’s COP26 High Level Climate Action Champion, and discuss investment opportunities in transport, buildings, and more. Catch previous episodes here.

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Global demand for water exceeds accessible supply, yet water remains vital. Join this session to hear from inspiring innovators worldwide who are changing how we interact with this valuable resource, making water more accessible to all.

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David Nabarro, a leading public health expert and WHO Special Envoy on Covid-19, will share insights.

His session will explore lessons learned from the pandemic and discuss recent trends shaping our approach to global challenges.

The circular economy, a model focused on minimizing waste and maximizing resource utility, offers a sustainable alternative to traditional linear systems. It emphasizes reuse, repair, and recycling, aiming to keep products and materials in use for as long as possible.

In contemporary America, the integration of circular principles presents both opportunities and significant challenges. While some industries are adopting innovative closed-loop systems, widespread implementation requires substantial shifts in policy, infrastructure, and consumer behavior.

This discussion explores the current landscape of the circular economy within the United States, examining its evolving presence, potential for growth, and the obstacles hindering its broader adoption across various sectors.

New York, London, and São Paulo, partner cities in the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Food initiative, are exploring the critical role of urban centers.

Thought leaders and innovators from these cities are examining how cities can catalyze the transition to a circular economy for food.

Chefs and food service companies profoundly influence food's nutrition, flavor, and environmental impact. Their role is crucial in shaping sustainable practices.

Four global chefs and two leading food service executives will discuss the vital role of food creators in transitioning to a circular economy for food.

IKEA is actively integrating circular design principles into its core design process. This fundamental shift aims to embed sustainability from the very beginning of product development.

Circular design focuses on minimizing waste and maximizing resource use throughout a product's lifecycle, from creation to end-of-life.

Consequently, anticipate new products and services in the coming years that reflect these sustainable practices, demonstrating IKEA's commitment to a more circular future.

Many companies primarily rely on technical and engineering expertise for their circular economy initiatives. This often focuses on the structural and operational aspects of sustainability.

However, integrating creativity into this journey can unlock significantly faster and more impactful innovation, driving greater success.