Glossary

The biological cycle recycles natural materials like plants and food waste through decomposition, enriching soil and supporting life. Composting is key, reducing waste and boosting sustainability.

The sharing economy helps reduce waste and pollution by sharing goods, services, or spaces instead of owning them. It saves money, protects resources, and builds stronger, connected communities.

Repair Cafes bring people together to fix broken items, cutting waste and saving resources. They build skills, community, and support a circular economy for a greener planet.

End-of-Life Management means reusing, recycling, repairing, or safely disposing of products to reduce waste, save resources, and protect the environment. You can help by donating, fixing, or sorting your waste.

The Packaging As-a-Service model lets you rent reusable packaging that’s collected, cleaned, and reused, cutting waste and saving resources—a smart, easy way to support a greener future.

Embodied carbon is the total CO2 emissions from making, using, and disposing of products. Choosing recycled or low-carbon materials helps reduce this hidden impact on climate change.

GRI Standards guide companies to report openly on environmental, social, and economic impacts, boosting transparency, trust, and progress toward sustainability and circular economy goals.

Start reducing your carbon footprint by using public transport, switching off unused lights, recycling waste, and choosing energy-efficient products. Small changes make a big difference!

You can save energy, recycle more, reduce waste, use less plastic, eat less meat, and support renewable energy. Small changes together help fight global warming and protect our planet.