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Companies have choices when they enter the circular economy. Learn which business models make economic and environmental sense.

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The circular economy takes a special form in low-income settings. It’s driven by individuals and emphasizes labour and resourcefulness over technological solutions. Its implementation has lessons for everyone.

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Indigenous insights show how to advance all forms of development, from the economic to the social. A project in Aotearoa/New Zealand shares lessons. 

Social procurement is when companies buy from suppliers that create a positive impact on society. Learn how it benefits companies, communities, and the environment.

Learn how to survive and thrive while managing a green start-up. Start-up founders and advisors provide counsel.

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“Mom’s Store Nepal” enables reuse of baby clothes. It’s a business model that supports families, the circular economy, and sustainability awareness.

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Cooperatives can be a sustainable business model. But managing them effectively requires a special approach.

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Every business can take action on environmental sustainability. Learn how to make your impact on the planet more positive.

By building sustainability into innovation, companies can create products, services, and processes that are good for both society and the organization.

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