What should we do with electronic devices that no longer work?
Learn about Magalu’s reverse logistics program, which ensures proper disposal of this type of waste and has already collected over 90 tons across Brazil between 2021 and 2024.
A coffee made to circulate: meet O1NE!
The first monomaterial coffee packaging designed for recycling in Brazil is the result of a partnership between Movimento Circular, Dow, Valgroup, and Catarina Café e Amor.
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Introduction to Circular Economy course has a new look at Circular Academy
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From consumption to consciousness: how can the Circular Economy transform e-waste recycling in Brazil?
With over 90 tons collected in 4 years, Magalu’s reverse logistics program expands its goals and showcases the potential of Brazilian retail.
Education, the contribution of tropical countries, and inequalities set the tone for COP30
Experts from the Circular Movement highlight key topics for the upcoming UN conference in November in Belém.
Circularity as a policy for the future: why we need to go beyond recycling?
Why do we need to go beyond recycling? It's also essential to educate critical citizens who can question the current consumption model.
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The Circular Movement and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
The Circular Economy contributes to achieving the targets associated with the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Circular Economy stimulates changes throughout the extraction, production, consumption, and disposal chain, aiming to enhance the natural resources already in circulation, support the regeneration of ecosystems, reduce waste generation, and create socioeconomic development opportunities.
In this way, the Circular Economy, directly or indirectly, contributes to achieving the targets of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
