There is a growing demand for resources. For the EU, resources are a critical issue in order to reduce its strict dependence on third countries. So research and innovation in this direction will also be supported. This is an important business opportunity for Estonian industry and entrepreneurship, and development must start now to seize it.

6. veebruaril hommikul kogunesime sõprade ja koostööpartneritega ringseks hommikukohviks, et ühiselt arutada ringmajanduse väljakutsete ja lahenduste üle. Vestlusringis jagasid oma kogemust ja arvamusi Eesti Masinatööstuse Liidu juht Andri Haran, Thermory keskkonnajuht Maria Karus, Rail Baltic Estonia jätkusuutlikkuse ekspert Mari Salmu ning ringmajanduse ekspert ja 22KRAADI kaasasutaja Rainer Pesti. Vestlust modereeris HI advisory partner Dan Mikkin.

Töötuba „Tulevikukindel äri“ on sissejuhatus ringmajandusse.

Ringmajandusest, raporteerimisest, ringdisainist, ringsetest ärimudelitest ja väärtusahelatest räägitakse pea iga päev. Lisame sinna veel kogu ESG tähesupi – see kõik paneb pea ringi käima. Mis oleks, kui vaatame ringmajandust kui võimalust kindlustada oma äri tulevik? Ja leiame tasakaalu jätkusuutlikkuse ja efektiivsuse vahel, nii iseendas kui oma organisatsioonis.

Recently, the Estonian government established new ownership expectations for the Estonian Business and Innovation Agency (EIS), which do not explicitly mention the green transition. Second, the Environmental Investment Centre (KIK) introduced a circular economy support measure at the end of the year. How do these developments contribute to advancing the circular economy?

Two days immersed in the Future Leaders' Accelerator, focusing on topics of organisational leadership. We explored why scaling the circular economy is challenging.

The year started with the 4th session of Figure Baltic Advisory's development program.

We have completed the final workshop, the fifth in the Circular Design Masterclass. Anne Raudaskoski from Ethica Finland inspired us to take the circular business model a step further, towards a more regenerative economic model.

Last week, Jane was in front of the circular economy support group of the Parliament of Estonia with the message that the climate crisis is a human crisis. In order to overcome it, enough people must want it and change their current behavior.