In the unparalleled response to the Covid-19 pandemic, trillions in economic stimulus have been made available around the world.
Calls for a recovery that is in alignment with other global challenges have never been louder, and many see a rare opportunity to build a resilient and low-carbon economic recovery.
Achieving this goal requires governments to take critical actions that focus on safeguarding national economies during crises, and pave the way towards a wider economic transformation that is more resilient against future global risks.
The circular economy, as a tangible way of achieving this vision, is now more relevant than ever.
The Circular economy: a transformative Covid-19 recovery strategy paper highlights:
How policymakers can pave the way to a low-carbon, prosperous future by:
1. Renovation and upgrade of buildings
2. Building materials reuse and recycling infrastructure
3. Multimodal mobility infrastructure
4. Automotive refurbishment, remanufacturing, and repair infrastructure
5. Innovative reuse business models for plastic packaging
6. Plastic collection, sorting, and recycling infrastructure
7. Rental and resale business models for clothing
8. Clothing collection, sorting, and recycling infrastructure
9. Tools enabling farmers to shift to regenerative agricultural production
10. Food surplus and by-production collection, redistribution, and valorisation infrastructure
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