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Are developing countries being excluded from the circular economy?

How can developing countries build a circular economy?
How can developing countries build a circular economy?
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  • 22 May 2019
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Report argues concerted effort from business and governments needed to ensure developing nations can create circular strategies that meet their needs

We've all heard of the "circular economy", but too often the narrative has been dominated by talk of high tech innovations and redesigning business models to prevent excessive consumption. Those are...

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