It builds sustainable societies that use recyclable, sharable, and regenerative resources to end the linear model of “produce, consume, discard” while continuing to meet the material and development needs of a growing global population.
At the opening of the ICLEI World Congress 2021 – 2022 Virtual Launch, ICLEI’s newly elected leadership came out in…
We have all heard that when it comes to the climate crisis, cities are both the problem and the solution…
Consumption-based emissions—the so-called indirect emissions associated with food choices, travel habits, supply chains and many more activities that keep cities…
Three reverse vending machines (RVMs) were inaugurated in Hyderabad on the 2nd of February 2021, marking the launch of several…
Global food systems account for a third of total GHG emissions and drive environmental degradation and socio-economic inequalities all along…
ICLEI South Asia and the Alliance to End Plastic Waste (AEPW) organised the Daring Cities webinar on ‘Enabling Circular Economy…
The global environmental crisis caused by plastic waste has captured the attention of policy makers, decision makers, the public and…
The concept of the circular economy is gaining traction at the local level but many local governments struggle to find…
Cities are complex systems in and of themselves, and in today’s globalized economy, cities around the world are closely intertwined…
“How we make and use products and how we produce food generates almost half of the emissions in our current…
By Matteo Bizzotto, Communications Officer, and Hannah Rothschild, City-Business Collaboration Officer China’s rapid industrial and economic growth has come at…
Turku, Finland, which is an active member of ICLEI’s Green Circular Cities Coalition, was a leading player in sessions dedicated…