Linda Godfrey is a Principal Scientist at the CSIR and Extraordinary Professor at Northwest University, South Africa, and holds a PhD in Engineering. With over 20-years
This article is based on the WRF’23 Loudspeaker Event organised by the African Circular Economy Network, Chatham House, Het Groene Brein and Turntoo on July 4,
In this article, Adjunct Professor David Ness, UniSA STEM, University of South Australia, provides us with a detailed account of the main discussions and takeaways resulting
In affluent societies, the prevailing mindset often revolves around the pursuit of “more”: more possessions, more wealth, more consumption. Sufficiency challenges this mindset by reframing the
On 4 July, 15.00 – 17.00, the African Circular Economy Network (ACEN), Chatham House, Het Groene Brein and Turntoo will organise the online WRF’23 Loudspeaker Event “Materials-as-a-Service in the Minerals and Metals Sector“. Register for free and
Current value chains are built as part of a globalised linear economy. Over the past years, external shocks have become more frequent, severe and costly, highlighting
Walter Stahel is an author, keynote speaker, mentor, researcher and teacher, widely considered a pioneer of the circular economy. Walter is the author of several prize-winning
Depending on the purpose with which digital technologies are developed and deployed, digitalisation can be a double-edged sword for sustainability. How do we ensure that digital
Johanna Linus is a Senior Geoscientist in the Ministry of Mines and Energy of Namibia, where she plays a fundamental role in the formalization of artisanal
The concept of sufficiency has been receiving renewed attention as an effective, if not indispensable, climate change mitigation strategy. However, in many policy and business environments,