We’ve quantified the ‘triple bottom line’ impact (⬆️ in GDP, ⬆️ in jobs and ⬇️ in emissions) of the circular economy in APAC … and it’s overwhelmingly positive. Read on to understand our five key circular business models, and actionable steps for the circular economy transition 👇 Fantastic and important work by Melissa MacEwen Ronit Sinha ! Parul Munshi Karan Dhanwani Andrew Chan Irmanda Handayani David Tran Tristan Hockley Agnieszka Gajewska Maximilian Povel Yvonne Welsh Amal Larhlid امال لغليض Daniela C. Albena Markova
The Asia Pacific region - a global manufacturing hub and the world's fastest-growing economic area - accounts for nearly half of global manufacturing output and carbon emissions. However, it faces severe threats from climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss, jeopardising its long-term sustainability and prosperity. There is an urgent need for businesses and governments to radically rethink strategies to build resilience, stay competitive and stimulate growth in an increasingly challenging environment. Indeed, there is a compelling case for Asia Pacific to embrace a Circular Economy (CE) for a resilient tomorrow, says Edwina Chin, our Global Government and Public Sector Sustainability Lead & International Development Leader. PwC's latest report zooms in on how a CE framework could impact the economy, industries and emissions in Asia Pacific. It also offers a guide to businesses on five circular business models along with actionable steps that can be taken to enhance resilience and drive value sustainably through promoting circularity. Learn how Asia Pacific can drive more prosperous and sustainable growth via a CE approach: https://lnkd.in/gFQ7eg8r #CircularEconomy #Sustainability #Transformation #SustainedOutcomes Parul Munshi | Simon Gealy | Andrew Taggart | Charles Loh | Vilaiporn Taweelappontong | Melissa MacEwen | Ivy Kuo | Karan Dhanwani
Associate Director- Public Health PwC
2wThat’s great Edwina