Making Circular Economy Count – What You Can’t Measure, You Can’t Manage
Year of Publication
2021
The report finds that a practical, feasible set of CE metrics can be applied to support national policymakers in steering the transition – and in evaluating whether we have made the right decisions to support future circular economy (CE) development.
Source:
SYSTEMIQ
Author(s):
Geography:
Global
Type:
Measurement (Company/Product/Project), Strategy
Purpose of Measurement:
Monitoring and Evaluation
Impact theme(s):
Capital Flows
The report will enable policymakers to: i. review the existing circular economy (CE) metrics, ii. evaluate the national transition progress, using a set of metrics based on key dimensions of the circular economy and iii. understand why national monitoring should be complemented by standardized reporting mechanisms to evaluate resource flows at company level. The report finds that a practical, feasible set of CE metrics can be applied to support national policymakers in steering the transition – and in evaluating whether we have made the right decisions to support future CE development.