Green recovery

Green recovery

Green recovery refers to the efforts made by world leaders to rebuild and strengthen economies in a way that is environmentally sustainable, resilient, and promotes a low-carbon future. This includes implementing green agreements, climate-neutral policies, and environmentally sustainable governance proposals. The goal of a green recovery is to create a more sustainable and resilient economy that benefits both people and the planet.From: Sustainable Buildings and Infrastructure [2019], A circular business cluster model for sustainable operations management [2021]

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Published in Jean-Luc Wertz, Philippe Mengal, Serge Perez, Biomass in the Bioeconomy, 2023

Jean-Luc Wertz, Philippe Mengal, Serge Perez

The objective is to direct capital flows to projects delivering a low-carbon, resilient, and resource-efficient economy. Increasing green investment opportunities is essential to address critical interlinked challenges, from the climate crisis to biodiversity loss. The bioeconomy can play a crucial role in this, particularly in light of the bioeconomy strategy, the European Green Deal, and the green recovery plan.

A circular business cluster model for sustainable operations management

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Published in International Journal of Logistics Research and Applications, 2021

Erhan Ada, Muhittin Sagnak, Sachin Kumar Mangla, Yigit Kazancoglu

With the COVID-19 pandemic devastating lifestyles throughout the world, countries are now searching for new initiatives to stimulate economic development (A’Adamo, Gastaldi, and Morone 2020). Green agreements as well as climate-neutral and environmentally sustainable governance proposals, are some of the initiatives recommended under a green recovery concept (Lahcen et al. 2020; Yadav, Mangla, et al. 2020). With this in mind, the concept of a circular economy might be an appropriate option to provide green recovery. Circular economy and industrial symbiosis concepts can be integrated around new business models to enhance waste minimisation, promote circular activities and provide green recovery.

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