✨We are thrilled to announce that Ruth Harvey., our Head of People and Culture, has been nominated as a finalist in the People & Culture IMPACT Awards, organised by Personio and 7people ✨! The People & Culture IMPACT Awards celebrate the most inspiring HR professionals in the Netherlands, highlighting those who provide valuable insights, innovative strategies and continuous support to their teams. We are incredibly proud of Ruth and are grateful for the positive impact she has made on our organisation. Congratulations to Ruth and all the other finalists!
Circle Economy
Denktanks
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 145.433 volgers
Making the future circular
Over ons
We are a global impact organisation with an international team of passionate experts based in Amsterdam. We empower industries, cities and nations with practical and scalable solutions to put the circular economy into action. Our vision is an economic system that ensures the planet and all people can thrive. Our goal is to double global circularity by 2032.
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https://www.circle-economy.com
Externe link voor Circle Economy
- Branche
- Denktanks
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 51 - 200 medewerkers
- Hoofdkantoor
- Amsterdam, Noord-Holland
- Typ
- Non-profit
- Opgericht
- 2011
- Specialismen
- circular economy, industrial ecology, business models, innovation, climate change, sustainability, research, knowledge, design thinking, sharing economy, blue economy en consulting
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Primair
Mauritskade 64
Amsterdam, Noord-Holland 1092, NL
Medewerkers van Circle Economy
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Ivonne Bojoh
CEO at Circle Economy | We provide knowledge, data and technology to accelerate the global transition to an economic system where the planet and all…
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Hilde van Duijn
Managing Director Circle Economy Foundation
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Ruth Harvey.
Head of People & Culture at Circle Economy
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Tegan Van Hintum
FinOps Manager - Circle Economy
Aktualisierungen
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Before we can manage, we must measure! Although the transition to a circular economy can happen without a baseline and accompanying target, a city, country or region has no other way to monitor whether progress is being made in the right direction, and to what extent. Gathering evidence on the impact of circular economy initiatives—through suitable indicators—can also help us ensure that these initiatives are serving the right end; that is, reducing environmental impacts in a way that also mitigates potential rebound effects. The process of establishing a baseline and target itself also brings people together. For example, our Circularity Gap Reports connect experts from a variety of industries to inspire action and illustrate what's possible. For example, Montréal took this approach to ensure its recently launched circular economy roadmap was backed by science. Read Montréal’s story here https://lnkd.in/exbC6FqS
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We're hiring! Join the Circle Economy Consulting team as an experienced #DataAnalyst, supplying businesses with data-driven insights and solutions for their circular economy transition. Sounds interesting? Check the detailed vacancy description on our website, answer three short questions and apply! The deadline is Friday, 20 September: https://lnkd.in/ez-aijjH #vacancy #circulareconomy #circulareconomist #data
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📚 Circle Economy’s Knowledge Hub features more than 5000 circular economy case studies, business models, policies, metrics and more. Have you ever wondered how we could build the largest circular economy online library in the world? It’s all thanks to our volunteers who contribute their knowledge to the platform. Anyone can register an account and add a case study to the Knowledge Hub. Contributions are reviewed by our curators and approved if they meet our guidelines. So, if you know of an inspiring circular economy case study that isn’t on the Knowledge Hub, you can add it to the platform right now. Learn more and start contributing: https://lnkd.in/eK_rs_w6
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Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) is critical to the circular transition. However, many countries have yet to integrate green skills into their TVET curricula, especially in the Global South where resources and funding may be scarce. Closing these gaps is essential for these countries to reap the benefits of the circular economy. This is why we are pleased to announce the launch of our latest research paper with UNESCO-UNEVOC, outlining the capacity gaps in vocational institutions. It is based on analysis across three countries in Sub-Saharan Africa: Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. The study reveals four key factors that could foster circular economy skills and competencies in TVET: 🏛 Policy and regulatory frameworks, 🏭 Industry engagement and partnerships, 📚Curriculum development and updates, 💸 Investment. The study elaborates on how stakeholders and institutions can drive upskilling programmes by transforming barriers into enablers. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/emPNi3Ev
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Today, we honour Emeritus Professor Louise E.M. Vet as she steps down from our Supervisory Board after an invaluable tenure of 13 years. Her guidance and wisdom have been pivotal in advancing our mission to accelerate the transition to a circular economy. Her legacy will continue to inspire us as we work to accelerate the circular economy. 'I would like to thank Louise Vet, from the bottom of my heart, for her invaluable support in helping build the Circle Economy organisation from its very beginning. For the past 14 years, Louise has been a pillar of support, a friend, a sparing partner and above all, an inspiring and knowledgeable member of our Supervisory board. She represented the scientific and academic world and had strong ties to politics and civil society. Louise was able to really help establish the ideas of a Circular Economy and now more “regenerative economy”, offering concrete alternatives to the dying “linear economy” (take, make, waste economy) and establishing ways of assisting and accelerating this highly necessary transformation,' says Robert-Jan van Ogtrop, Chairman & Founder of Circle Economy. Beyond her contributions to Circle Economy, Professor Vet has left an indelible mark on ecology. As the former director of the Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO-KNAW) and a professor at Wageningen University, she has significantly advanced research on plant-insect interactions and sustainable agroecosystems. Her efforts have not gone unnoticed, as evidenced by her receipt of the prestigious Golden Pyramid state prize. Professor Vet's leadership extends far beyond national borders, as she has played a pivotal role in various international boards, promoting the crucial intersection of ecology and economy on a global scale. 'As we bid farewell to Prof. Vet as Supervisory Board member, we carry forward her passion and dedication. Her influence will continue to shape our efforts towards a greener, more sustainable future. Thank you, dear Professor Vet, for your wisdom, kindness, and passion! You will be missed,' says Ivonne Bojoh, CEO of Circle Economy.
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Start your week with positive news! 🌱 The EU Nature Restoration Law has officially entered into force on Sunday, 18 August. 👏 ✅ What are the key provisions? By 2030, EU Member States will be required to implement restoration measures in at least 20% of the EU's land and sea areas. By 2050, these measures should be in place for all ecosystems needing restoration. The law’s key objective is to restore key habitats, halt biodiversity loss and contribute to Europe’s climate neutrality. It also requires maintaining urban green space and expanding it after 2030. ⏩️What’s next? Each Member State will develop a national restoration plan and submit it to the European Commission within two years. 🤝How can you contribute? If you’re interested in how your city or region can contribute to fulfilling environmental goals, contact our Cities team at https://lnkd.in/d-KhtMvx Source: European Commission #NatureRestorationLaw #Biodiversity #CircularEconomy #GreenCities
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The Circularity Gap Report 2024 is our most practical report yet, offering actionable insights into the global circular transition. This year, we supported our findings with 34 case studies available on the Knowledge Hub. This collection features case studies across three key systems: the built environment, food systems, and manufacturing. It also illustrates what the circular economy could look like in various regions, from low-income Build countries to affluent Shift countries. The solutions for transitioning to a circular economy are within reach and are already being applied worldwide. Explore the CGR 2024 collection today: https://lnkd.in/e2BJZsX8
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♻ Are you developing a circular economy project? Increase your chances of finding investors: sign up for free services with #CircularInvest now! CircularInvest empowers project promoters, helping them to secure the necessary financial resources to implement their ideas. The initiative offers a wide range of personalised services, including: 👉 Circularity assessment 👉 Business Plans 👉 Fundraising 👉 Legal and Regulatory Support CircularInvest is part of the Circular Cities and Regions Initiative (CCRI). All services are free and provided by experts, including the Circle Economy team. Find out more 👇 https://lnkd.in/e2P45qda #circulareconomy #investors #fundraising
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♻️📚The circular economy is already here, and we have more than 5000 examples to prove it! Thanks to our experts and volunteers across the globe, we’ve created the Knowledge Hub—the largest online library of circular economy case studies, business models, policies, metrics and more. Its goal is to inspire and connect circular activists and practitioners to scale successful initiatives and take meaningful action. If you haven't checked it out yet, you can do it right now at https://lnkd.in/eK_rs_w6
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