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Urban and Rural Municipal Solid Waste in China and the Circular Economy : A Brief Overview and Opportunities Going Forward

World Bank Group - 2019

incentives for eco-design, create a sustainable production and consumption pattern, reduce landfilling and develop recycling and …

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Market Study for Thailand : Plastics Circularity Opportunities and Barriers

World Bank Group - 2020

and the recycling market in Thailand with the overall goal of identifying the opportunities and barriers for plastics …

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Market Study for the Philippines : Plastics Circularity Opportunities and Barriers

World Bank Group - 2021

packaging is lost from the global economy each year due to lack of recycling and suboptimal value creation where recycling … critical need for a private sector focused market assessment of plastics recycling in the Philippines. Reuse, refill and new … recycling, where scalable private sector investment solutions are greatest …

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Circular Economy in Industrial Parks : Technologies for Competitiveness

World Bank Group - 2021

The circular economy is now at the forefront of the competitiveness agenda for various industrial sectors, industrial parks, and firms. This report intends to provide practical recommendations on how industrial parks can promote the circularity of resources and strengthen competitiveness through...

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Market Study for Malaysia : Plastics Circularity Opportunities and Barriers

World Bank Group - 2021

Plastics are an integral and important part of the global and Malaysian economy. Since the 1950's, the use of plastic products globally has expanded twenty-fold, reaching 360 million tons in 2018 due to their low cost, various functional properties, durability and wide range of applications. In...

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Plastic Waste Discharges from Rivers and Coastlines in Indonesia

World Bank Group - 2021

In 2015, a global study estimating inputs of plastic waste into the oceans ranked Indonesia as the second largest contributor to plastic marine pollution. In 2017, another study ranked four Indonesian rivers in the world's most polluting top 20. The challenge of plastic waste and marine debris...

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Squaring the Circle : Policies from Europe's Circular Economy Transition

World Bank Group - 2022

This report reviews Europe's experience in spearheading CE policy. Its aim is not only to highlight its features and accomplishments, but also identify existing barriers to future progress and key measures to overcome them. Its objective is dual: contributing to CE policy development within the...

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Management, Retrieval and Recycling of End-of-Life and Abandoned, Lost and Discarded Fishing Gear : The Evidence Base from Capture Fisheries

World Bank Group - 2023

evidence available to support efforts to improve the management, retrieval and recycling of End-of-life fishing gear (EOLFG …

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West Africa Circular Economy : Realizing the Potential of Plastics

World Bank Group - 2023

, plastic waste recovery and avoidance/reuse/recycling of between 2.2 and 4 million tons of plastic in a "pragmatic" 1 circular …

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Diagnostic Analysis for Circular Economy Interventions in Bulgaria

World Bank Group - 2023

Over the past decade, material efficiency and resource productivity have surfaced on the global policy agenda. The rise of the circular economy (CE) agenda reflects the objective of moving away from the current systems of production and consumption based on the 'take-make-use-waste' linear...

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