“Government should lead by example and make circular economy a national project or ministry.”
There was broad agreement that governments and municipalities must lead by example and create the enabling environment for CE adoption. Key expectations included:
- Integrating CE principles into national policies, building codes and regulations
- Offering financial incentives and funding mechanisms to support CE projects
- Investing in infrastructure, digital literacy and workforce training
- Promoting public-private partnerships and regional collaboration
- Running community awareness campaigns to build cultural acceptance
Participants also emphasized the importance of stable national agendas and policy continuity across political cycles.
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