The transition from a linear to a circular economy has gained momentum worldwide, particularly in countries like Italy, where sustainability and innovation are becoming key economic drivers.
The circular economy is revolutionizing the construction sector by reducing waste and resource consumption through recycled materials and sustainable designs. Environmental and economic benefits make this approach essential for the future.
The concept of double materiality is emerging as a key element for companies that want to strategically address sustainability challenges.
The Global Circularity Protocol for Business is a significant initiative designed to help businesses transition to a circular economy, where waste is minimized, and resources are reused and regenerated.
The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a comprehensive digital document that provides detailed information about a product throughout its lifecycle.
Circular design tools are facilitating the shift towards circular economy, offering pratical support for embetting its principles into design processe
Circular Economy is a transformative concept gaining traction among policymakers, researchers, and businesses committed to sustainability.
In 2024, the European Union continues to lead the global push towards sustainability with its ambitious EU Circular Economy Action Plan.
To limit greenwashing, in 2024 the European Union introduced the Green Claims Directive, an ambitious piece of legislation aimed at ensuring the transparency and truthfulness of environmental claims made by companies.
Pervasiveness of strategies for a circular economy in design: the Italian case.
Since the early stage of 2020, humanity has started to be threatened by Covid-19. This article wants to explore how Covid-19 is changing sustainable consumer behavior.
Circular Supply Chains are self-sustained systems designed to operate in a “restorative and regenerative” way. They all converge to the implementation of circular economy strategies by the involved stakeholders.