1. Role of different stakeholders in boosting circular economy
Prof. Joanna Kulczycka - AGH University of Science and Technology
Dr Eng. Marzena Smol – Mineral and Energy Economy Research Institute, Polish Academy of Sciences

2. Circular economy – raw materials – DMC
In 2016 DMC in EU-28 = 13 ton per capita, of which:
6 t non-metallic minerals,
3,3 t biomass
3 t fossil energy materials,
0,7 t metal
Scenario on the worldwide resource extraction, 2005 to 2030
Source: JRC
Source: Dr Stefan Giljum, Christine Polzin, Resource efficiency for sustainable growth: global trends and European policy scenarios , Sustainable Europe Research Institute (SERI) Vienna, Austria

3. Mineral Raw Materials Globally
Iron ore production & consumption,
4X greater population than 100 years ago
6X greater consumption per capita than 100 years ago
26X greater production than 100 years ago
Source: Dr Karen Hanghøj, Mineral Resources in Europe and globally, current challenges and opportunities, ( )

4. Circular economy - decoupling – de-linking
Sharing economy, bio-product, renewable energy, eco-design, service, extend product life, repair, recycling, reuse, symbiosis
EU adopted Circular Economy Package, which includes revised legislative proposals on waste, boost global competitiveness, foster sustainable economic growth and generate new jobs.
Source: Commission of European Communities. Communication No. 614,  Closing the loop - An EU action plan for the Circular Economy

5. Sustainability benefits of CE
CE offers an opportunity to reinvent our economy, making it more sustainable and competitive.
With this new plan to make Europe’s economy cleaner and more competitive, the Commission is delivering ambitious measures to cut resource use, reduce waste and boost recycling

6. Circular economy in Poland
An Interdepartmental Circular Economy Group has been established by the Polish Ministry of Development.
Project from 21 Dec 2016
May 2017 the Ministry of the Environment - EC Pilot Priority Program was established. The aim of the pilot is to develop good practice in closed-loop economics in cities.

7. Circular economy – role of stakeholders
The responsibility for the shaping of environmental attitudes among the inhabitants of the city (village) / region
Own research was based on 430 questionnaires distributed in the Małopolska region from March to June of 2017

8. Circular economy for SMEs
Life Cycle Thinking
Eco-desing
Design for recycling
Responsibility
CSR
Industrial symbiosis
Markeing and Public relation
Competition / cost reduction/
productivity

9. Circular economy for inhabitants
Eco Action Day
Labelling

11. Kraków versus circular economy
MPO – PCK - A program for use textile
Canpack
Kraków (Jordan Caffe) ul. Długa 9

12. Thank you for your attention !
International Conference on Raw Materials and Energy in a Circular and Low-Carbon Economy
14-15 September 2017
Museum of Municipal Engineering, 15, Wawrzyńca St., Cracow.
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Free of charge