Tondo received the 2025 ICESP Best Practice Award for Taranto Circolare – Taranto CirTech: a recognition of a model that combines territorial analysis, innovation, and local ecosystem activation to generate concrete impact.
The Global Circularity Protocol introduces an international standard for measuring, managing, and communicating corporate circularity. The article explains how the framework works, why it is important for businesses, and how it can guide more effective circular economy strategies.
The study by Vlerick Business School shows how different sectors are turning circularity into tangible value. The report reveals how specific business models can make circularity a strategic lever for companies.
In September 2025, the European Parliament approved the new Waste Directive, amending Directive 2008/98/EC and introducing binding targets to reduce food waste and ensure the sustainable management of textile waste.
The RAEE Observatory 2025 confirms that Italians are becoming increasingly aware of waste from electrical and electronic equipment.
As sustainability challenges get stronger, even traditional rivals are beginning to collaborate. How can businesses compete and collaborate intelligently and sustainably?
By rethinking traditional maritime practices, this sector can transition from a linear model to a more sustainable and resilient blue economy.
This article introduces and explores how, in developing countries, ineffective waste management is a pressing issue.
In recent years, the sustainability report has become a fundamental element for many companies looking to demonstrate their commitment to responsible practices.
In the electric sector, the application of circular economy principles is not only a necessity but a strategic approach to achieving long-term sustainability and reducing the industry’s carbon footprint.
The concept of the 3 Rs of the Circular Economy —Reduce, Reuse, Recycle—has long been a cornerstone of environmental conservation and waste management. These principles form the foundation of the circular economy.
The transition from a linear to a circular economy has gained momentum worldwide, particularly in countries like Italy, where sustainability and innovation are becoming key economic drivers.