CIRCULAR ECONOMY

With a population growth that will exceed 10 billion people in 2050 and a greater number of consumers joining the middle class, it is projected that the total demand for resources will reach 130 billion tons in 2050, compared to 50 billion tons in 2014. This represents 400% of the Earth's total regenerative capacity. It is clear that there will not be enough resources to meet global demand.

On the other hand, the global pandemic, social unrest, and increasingly frequent extreme weather phenomena are harsh reminders that continuing as usual is not an option. The linear economy based on the extraction of natural resources, production, consumption, and landfill disposal is not sustainable.

Study on company circularity

Linear business models may be profitable in the short term, but over time they will face market, operational, legal, and business risks...

Circular environmental best practices plan

When companies want to take their first steps towards transitioning to the circular economy model, they may feel that they are far from being able to make the change...

Action plan for the transition to the circular economy

Currently, the challenge is to implement this new economic model, addressing the complexity of transforming organizations towards circularity...

Circular Transition Indicators

Although the circular economy is an economic model that offers opportunities to companies in all sectors, the transition to a circular economy is not easy...

Carbon footprint

It is well known that greenhouse gases (GHG) are those that absorb and emit infrared radiation causing global warming...

Water footprint

Water is involved in most metabolic processes of living beings, is an indispensable resource for life and is essential for the development of human activity and evolution...

Life cycle analysis

Life cycle assessment is a management tool that evaluates the environmental behavior of a product throughout its life cycle...

Training and development

Training and development are fundamental pillars to achieve environmental excellence, and organizations need to have qualified and trained personnel to remain competitive in times of rapid change...