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The EU-ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC), the main working group for European business in the ASEAN region, has published the "Agenda for ASEAN Progress from a Circular Economy", the document said. It contains an outline of the value of the circular economy model. This is an important part of the strategy for post-pandemic economic recovery. The strategy is in line with the region's vision for ASEAN integration. EU-ABC has laid out its strategy to use the circular economy as a catalyst for sustainable growth. Ready to provide recommendations that will not only alleviate the economic damage caused by COVID-19, but also drive long-term growth. The Linear Economy production model is production using resources to produce products.
and disposal), which is a C Level Executive List form of production that uses unlimited resources This is the root cause and weak point of unsustainability. Circular economic models are designed to separate economic growth from resource use. help business Society and the environment can grow in balance based on three principles: 1) reducing waste and pollution, 2) increasing the potential of products and materials, and 3) giving natural ecosystems opportunities to grow. By avoiding the use of non-reusable resources. Donald Kanack, Chairman of the ASEAN-EU Business Council and Eatspring Investments, said: “The circular economy model is the foundation for building resilience, readiness and competitiveness. This is an important factor for both the economy and the environment at all levels.
The circular economy is critical to tackling the environmental challenges of climate change and the increasing amount of waste generated by the rapid growth of ASEAN economies and populations,” said Mr. Donald. “The circular economy strategy is consistent with the regional objectives addressed by the 36th ASEAN Summit, where leaders reiterated the need for a comprehensive recovery framework. which is strong It is holistic and covers all genders and ages. and maintain long-term growth and prosperity for the region.” As the circular economy approach involves all aspects of waste disposal, EU-ABC emphasizes the urgency of tackling plastic waste. According to the United Nations, cities in Southeast Asia account for 60% of the world's plastic waste, with municipalities across ASEAN producing 18% of plastic waste. not regulated This includes limited infrastructure for proper plastic waste disposal.
and disposal), which is a C Level Executive List form of production that uses unlimited resources This is the root cause and weak point of unsustainability. Circular economic models are designed to separate economic growth from resource use. help business Society and the environment can grow in balance based on three principles: 1) reducing waste and pollution, 2) increasing the potential of products and materials, and 3) giving natural ecosystems opportunities to grow. By avoiding the use of non-reusable resources. Donald Kanack, Chairman of the ASEAN-EU Business Council and Eatspring Investments, said: “The circular economy model is the foundation for building resilience, readiness and competitiveness. This is an important factor for both the economy and the environment at all levels.
The circular economy is critical to tackling the environmental challenges of climate change and the increasing amount of waste generated by the rapid growth of ASEAN economies and populations,” said Mr. Donald. “The circular economy strategy is consistent with the regional objectives addressed by the 36th ASEAN Summit, where leaders reiterated the need for a comprehensive recovery framework. which is strong It is holistic and covers all genders and ages. and maintain long-term growth and prosperity for the region.” As the circular economy approach involves all aspects of waste disposal, EU-ABC emphasizes the urgency of tackling plastic waste. According to the United Nations, cities in Southeast Asia account for 60% of the world's plastic waste, with municipalities across ASEAN producing 18% of plastic waste. not regulated This includes limited infrastructure for proper plastic waste disposal.