Circular Horticulture Tour with Ted Duijvestijn
Added on 01 March 2023
Within the project ‘Connected circularity: the study and design of transformative pathways towards a biobased economy’ (Flagship 3: Collaborative design of transformative pathways towards a bio-based circular economy - WUR) ; a multidisciplinary team of researchers from Wageningen University & Research explored possible pathways towards a biobased circulair economy. Circularity and a biobased economy are crucial for a sustainable future, but they are far from easy to achieve. It requires a so-called transformative change: that is a fundamental change that is not only technological, but also requires changes in organisation, behaviour, market and institutional practices. The research team looked back at successful and less successful circular and biobased initiatives, in order to learn lessons and identify mechanisms and barriers. Also interventions have been made in current running initiatives, which help to deepen, broaden and disseminate them.
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