Editor’s choice
Editor’s choice
Transitioning to a circular economy is part of Tallinn’s vision in the development strategy “Tallinn 2035.” The Circular Economy Development Plan 2035 establishes connections between the circular economy and the city’s other areas of activity. Among other things, it clarifies how the circular economy contributes to the implementation of goals in other sectors and vice versa, including:
Additionally, the development plan must describe the social indicators that must be considered during the transition to a circular economy.
Head of Unit, Senior Expert (Green and Circular Economic Transformations Unit)
SEI Tallinn
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