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Guides to Identify, Collect and Classify Circular Challenges
PROJECT RESULTS
ENVIROMENTAL CIRCLE CHALLENGES
- Measurability of the circular economy in different countries or sectors.
- Climate change and the industry reform: Right people-right skills-right places.
- Financial system adaptation to climate crisis.
- A low-carbon path to the future.
EDUCATIONAL CIRCLE CHALLENGES
- A new circular curriculum design.
- New circular learning/teaching methodologies in online education.
- With green sector training, comes green jobs.
- Transfer of new knowledge and skills to industry.
SOCIO ECONOMIC CIRCLE CHALLENGES
- The New Work culture: mobility and productivity.
- Enhancing SOC compromise: Community organizing and mobilization vs. patriotism.
- Platforms or media are more powerful than the government.
- The Internet is the biggest market ever.
- Wars are outdated.
- Wealth distribution and values, and class struggles.
- Generational implications of non-linear economic development in the new world order.
- The internet: breach of privacy and freedom.
- Developed societies know no borders.
- Gender perspective trough circular economy.
GOVERNANCE CIRCLE CHALLENGES
- Adapting the regulatory framework to circularity.
- Policy coherence for sustainable development.
- Social inclusion must break through cultural barriers.
CONCLUSION
In order to find the common point where the interests of the circular economy converge with
the interests of citizens and, through the process of search, documentation and discussion,
these 21 CIRCLE Challenges themes have been developed. The
