Circular Economy 4.0
Publications
In this publication, it has been proposed to identify the advances, gaps, technological opportunities and the generation of policy recommendations, from a multi-stakeholder perspective for the incorporation and acceleration of the circular economy in the copper mining sector, in Chile, Peru and Colombia.
Latin America is taking its first steps to move towards this model that aims to achieve sustainable development, but how much do we know about the progress? Of barriers to drive traffic? Of the looming threats? Of the opportunities it gives us? These are questions that were addressed in this study with more than 700 people from the region.
América Latina está dando sus primeros pasos para transitar hacia este modelo que tiene como finalidad alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible, pero ¿cuánto sabemos de los avances? ¿de las barreras para impulsar el tránsito? ¿de las amenazas que se ciernen? ¿de las oportunidades que nos entrega? Son preguntas que se abordaron en este estudio con más de 700 personas de la región.
Circular economy as a strategic framework.
How to find the way back to reduce poverty? Part of the answer can be found in the ability to build a new social compact, along with a transition to a circular economy.
This study has been prepared by the team of the Center for Innovation and Circular Economy (CIEC) through programmatic workshops held in Lima and Bogotá, with a final presentation workshop in Santiago, Chile.
The circular economy is a restorative industrial model by design and proposes that, instead of extracting natural resources, materials that have already been processed can be recovered and reused in various ways.
Over the past seven years, a major global movement has been brewing, led primarily by entrepreneurs, innovators and entrepreneurs, seeking to promote and accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
In this publication, it has been proposed to identify the advances, gaps, technological opportunities and the generation of policy recommendations, from a multi-stakeholder perspective for the incorporation and acceleration of the circular economy in the copper mining sector, in Chile, Peru and Colombia.
Latin America is taking its first steps to move towards this model that aims to achieve sustainable development, but how much do we know about the progress? Of barriers to drive traffic? Of the looming threats? Of the opportunities it gives us? These are questions that were addressed in this study with more than 700 people from the region.
América Latina está dando sus primeros pasos para transitar hacia este modelo que tiene como finalidad alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible, pero ¿cuánto sabemos de los avances? ¿de las barreras para impulsar el tránsito? ¿de las amenazas que se ciernen? ¿de las oportunidades que nos entrega? Son preguntas que se abordaron en este estudio con más de 700 personas de la región.
Circular economy as a strategic framework.
How to find the way back to reduce poverty? Part of the answer can be found in the ability to build a new social compact, along with a transition to a circular economy.
This study has been prepared by the team of the Center for Innovation and Circular Economy (CIEC) through programmatic workshops held in Lima and Bogotá, with a final presentation workshop in Santiago, Chile.
Over the past seven years, a major global movement has been brewing, led primarily by entrepreneurs, innovators and entrepreneurs, seeking to promote and accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
The circular economy is a restorative industrial model by design and proposes that, instead of extracting natural resources, materials that have already been processed can be recovered and reused in various ways.
In this publication, it has been proposed to identify the advances, gaps, technological opportunities and the generation of policy recommendations, from a multi-stakeholder perspective for the incorporation and acceleration of the circular economy in the copper mining sector, in Chile, Peru and Colombia.
Latin America is taking its first steps to move towards this model that aims to achieve sustainable development, but how much do we know about the progress? Of barriers to drive traffic? Of the looming threats? Of the opportunities it gives us? These are questions that were addressed in this study with more than 700 people from the region.
América Latina está dando sus primeros pasos para transitar hacia este modelo que tiene como finalidad alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible, pero ¿cuánto sabemos de los avances? ¿de las barreras para impulsar el tránsito? ¿de las amenazas que se ciernen? ¿de las oportunidades que nos entrega? Son preguntas que se abordaron en este estudio con más de 700 personas de la región.
Circular economy as a strategic framework.
How to find the way back to reduce poverty? Part of the answer can be found in the ability to build a new social compact, along with a transition to a circular economy.
This study has been prepared by the team of the Center for Innovation and Circular Economy (CIEC) through programmatic workshops held in Lima and Bogotá, with a final presentation workshop in Santiago, Chile.
The circular economy is a restorative industrial model by design and proposes that, instead of extracting natural resources, materials that have already been processed can be recovered and reused in various ways.
Over the past seven years, a major global movement has been brewing, led primarily by entrepreneurs, innovators and entrepreneurs, seeking to promote and accelerate the transition to a circular economy.
Services
BUSINESS
Government and Public Policies
Projects with the Community
Technological Innovation and Industry 4.0
Research and Training
Virtual Circular Economy Courses (June - July 2021)
DESIGN OF CIRCULARITY STRATEGIES
Develop conceptual and practical skills for the design of circular strategies in companies and enterprises.
- Know and apply systemic thinking to develop circular strategies
- Develop intermediate skills for designing circularity strategies
- Learn methodologies for measuring circularity.
BASES OF THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Understand the importance of the circular economy as a means of generating economic, social and environmental value
- Know and apply the principles of the circular economy for the transformation of linear production models
- Develop basic skills for designing circularity strategies
- Learn from the experience of Chilean companies that have implemented circular economy models.
INNOVATION AND DESIGN FOR THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
Know and apply, through practical examples, how technological innovation and design are a fundamental part of any circular business model
- Know the technological innovations that are allowing the implementation of circularity models
- Know and apply the basic principles of circularity-oriented design
- Learn from the experience of Chilean companies that have implemented innovations and design for their circular economy models.
Partners
Chilean company, which provides software development services. Specialists in implementation and integration of complex technological solutions. Dedicated to research and development in the world of information technology and manufacturing industry.
Firm present in Chile and Peru of consulting in strategy and senior management, specialized in strategic management, transformation and sustainability services.
Chilean world-class company awarded nationally and internationally, recognized as a pioneer in circular economy in Latin America and the world. Designers and manufacturers of innovative, sustainable and efficient pump solutions for the industry.
Mexican company specialized in the production of recycled raw material for the manufacture of new high-quality consumer plastic products and provides recycled plastic solutions that generate value and competitive advantage.
The Innovation Observatory is dependent on the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Chile, whose mission is to promote science-based innovation within global entrepreneurship ecosystems.
