Access to information and knowledge sharing is essential to advancing the circular economy in Canada, and must be based on defensible, accessible data, proof points, and evidence-based research.
CELC is working to develop and aggregate case studies, success stories, and “every day” examples of circular economy in action across Canada that clearly demonstrate the linkages between circular strategies and broader economic, social, and environmental benefits and objectives such as productivity, affordability, job creation, climate action, and biodiversity loss. CELC is working to communicate the benefits of circularity, working with strategic partners to target key audiences with messaging that resonates.
In addition, CELC has been working on improving access to data and related standards to support business and policy decision-making, as well as working on performance measurement and indicator frameworks for quantifying the impacts of circular economy efforts and initiatives at the local, national, and sector levels.
Guest blog by Priya Patel, Program Manager, Environment and Climate Change Standards, CSA Group The statistics on plastics and recycling…
How Can We Build A More Circular Economy For Canada? On July 18, Alice Irene Whittaker, Director of Communications at Smart…
Date: April 11, 2024 Time: 2:00 – 3:30pm EST Watch the Recording The Canadian consumer packaged goods (CPG)…
Date: Friday, December 3, 2021 Time: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. (EST) Location: Event was livestreamed, no recording available The Council of…
This session explored what a circular life means, what it looks like in different parts of the world, and how…
Communicating Circularity drew on proven strategies for communicating the necessity and benefits of circularity within and across sectors, businesses and…
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