2025 was the Year of the Circular Economy. What’s next?
With the Circular Economy taking center stage, Vinicius Saraceni, general director of the initiative, reflects on the progress made and the future of the agenda in Brazil and around the world.
Holidays with less waste and more awareness
Rethinking gifts, packaging, and habits can turn the Holliday celebrations into a lighter, more sustainable, and truly circular celebration.
What can Japan teach us about circularity?
A deep dive into the values, methods, and innovations that turned the country into one of the leading large-scale circularity models; and what Brazil can learn from it.
O1NE packaging stands out in Brazilian awards
The first coffee packaging designed for recycling in Brazil, O1NE was developed through a partnership led by Movimento Circular, bringing together Dow and Valgroup with Catarina Café e Amor to create and adopt the solution.
Magalu’s Electronic Recycling Drive recycles 87 tons of waste
Carried out in partnership with the Circular Movement, the initiative combined teacher training, community engagement, and reverse logistics to strengthen circular economy practices in schools across the North Zone of São Paulo.
Introduction to Circular Economy course has a new look at Circular Academy
Updated data, a new design, more content, and now a certificate that makes you a Circular Economy Multiplying Person! What’s good hasn’t changed: the course is still free.
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2025: the year we transformed the history of the Circular Economy
Vinicius Saraceni, CEO of the Circular Movement, talks about the milestones of 2025 and expectations for 2026.
O1NE packaging gains prominence in Brazilian awards
A partnership articulated by Movimento Circular brought together Dow and Valgroup with Catarina Café e Amor to develop and adopt O1NE packaging.
Between knowing and doing: how japanese circularity can guide us?
Ana Bertelli brings a reflection on what we know, what we do, and the gap between the two; and how Circularity in Japan can be the bridge we are looking for.
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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.
