The world is at a critical juncture where we must rethink our
Successful RoadMap to a circular economy
2023 is underlining collective global, regional and national efforts in the transition to a circular economy. This year’s conference aims to provide an understanding of key ingredients in a successful ROADMAP to a circular economy, as well as to highlight the challenges, trends, and opportunities in Southern and East Africa to transition to a circular economy.
8th Annual Circular Economy Key Discussion Themes
This year’s conference aims to provide an understanding of key ingredients in a successful ROADMAP to a circular economy, as well as to highlight the challenges, trends, and opportunities in Southern and East Africa to transition to a circular economy.
Plastics
Rethinking Plastic choices – how to make the EPR work
1Food
The new destination for Organic waste
3Water
Water – from harvest, efficiency to wastewater treatment; less is more
5Fashion
Slowing down Fast fashion and Africa’s growing role.
2Digital Revolution
How the Digital Revolution can change the story
4Renewable Energy
New legislations, innovations & investments.
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