Titlebook: A Systemic Transition to Circular Economy; Business and Technol Aldo Roberto Ometto,Joseph Sarkis,Steve Evans Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if a

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La Conférence Européenne des Pouvoirs Locauxhe European Union in 2020 reports that “up to 80% of products’ environmental impacts are determined at the design phase” (European Commission, Circular economy action plan: for a cleaner and more competitive Europe. Publications Office of the European Union. ., 2020). The same CE Action Plan recogni

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The Standardization of Armamentss that are needed to deliver circularity as a collective outcome. However, practitioners and scholars lack an understanding of the initial phases of ecosystem creation, in terms of how to get started, and what to consider. We therefore investigate . The method consists of a concise review of the eco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-2886-3ve organizational practices. These practices, by significantly influencing the business’ performance, can provide guidelines for implementing CE principles. Organizational values, for example, influence innovation and performance while seeking the alignment of the values shared among leaders, employ

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A. H. Robertson,A. H. RobertsonBiological materials are non-toxic and can easily return to soil by composting or anaerobic digestion. Everything is to be reused, repaired, and remade, maximizing the retention of value..To operate in this new environment, Purchasing and Supply Management (PSM) organizations will have a crucial rol

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Commission Internationale de L’état Civile we find ourselves regarding the use of natural resources..Companies need to be aware of their capacity to adapt and make the changes necessary. Circular economy initiatives are becoming more popular and call for well-defined players with motivation aligned with the purpose of circularity. Strategi

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