In the circular economy many new technologies, processes, products, services and new business models have been developed. Despite the fact they often have proven to fail or simply weren’t yet good enough, many have shown promising perspectives. But the pace of progress and wide spread user uptake lacks, that’s a dispiriting context for all involved. Especially in the light of events that took place in the course of this summer across the world, the climate change impact cannot be denied anymore. We need to speed up. So what does it take? Circular economy is by far as systemic economy, an economy demanding circular value chains. Transforming these chains demands interventions surpassing new technology development aiming to create new ecosystems for an entire value chain. Find new insights from Filiep Dewitte, Consultant InnoLab at Verhaert.
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