Explore how the circular economy realises sustainable goals at Sustainability Week Asia, February 7th-9th 2023. Singapore and online
The circular economy is estimated to generate an additional $4.5 trillion of economic output globally by 2030 Asia is home to 60% of the world's population and can play a big role in environmental sustainability. How can the region demonstrate a circular economy at scale? How can we maximise the value of resources in the ecosystem through reusing, refurbishing, and recycling?
Join us for a special track on supply chain and circular economy on Day 1 of the 2nd annual Sustainability Week Asia online this February. | Expert speakers sharing their first-hand insights include: | | | | | | Adrienna Zsakay Founder and chief executive Circular Economy Asia | | | | | Constant Van Aerschot Executive director, Asia Pacific Chapter A4S CFO Leadership Network | | | | | | | Lee Hui Mien Senior director, Group Sustainability Singtel | | | | | Nicholas Kolesch Vice president, Projects Alliance to End Plastic | | | | | | | Rashyid Redza Anwarudin Chief sustainability officer Sime Darby Plantation | | | | | Russell Mahoney Vice president, public affairs, communications and sustainability The Coca-Cola Company | | | | | | | Shruti Singh Regional director, Climate Strategies South Pole | | | | | Tan Kok Yam Chief executive SkillsFuture Singapore | | | | Day 1: 2:00 pm - 2:45 pm SGT
Towards a circular economy in Asia
How can the value of resources be maximised through reuse, refurbishment and recycling?
Day 1: 2:50 pm - 3:35 pm SGT
Rethinking the future of plastics
What challenges will we face across different parts of the value chain and how can we preserve the value of plastics through reuse, refurbishment and recycling?
Day 1: 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm SGT
Towards net-zero supply chains
What makes a good business case for sustainability initiatives that can win buy-in from stakeholders?
Day 1: 4:45 pm - 5:30 pm SGT
Upskilling and reskilling for the green transition
What skills are needed for the green transition? How are governments and businesses harnessing and redirecting human talent to speed progress on sustainability? | Speaking and sponsorship opportunities | | |  | | | | Battery-makers are powering a circular economy | | | | "Gigafactories" are being designed to recycle raw materials | | | | | | | |
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