Introduction to Circular Economy

Introduction to Circular Economy, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.54, with 75 lectures, based on 758 reviews, and has 1970 subscribers.

You will learn about We’ve heard of zero waste, sustainability, e-mobility and more such terms individually – but what is it really contributing to? Here is a course that discusses Circular Economy Shared Economy Understanding the true cost of all our actions Regenerative Agriculture and sustainable farming Circular models in products we use Circular Fashion Circular packaging Circular technology Circular technology Circular cities Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship What do people just like you have to say? This course is ideal for individuals who are Students or Mid-career professionals or Sustainability-enthusiasts or Those looking to get started with their sustainability journey or career path or Entrepreneurs or Intrapreneurs looking to drive change within an organization or Product and packaging designers in a variety of fields (from tech, to FMCG, to service-oriented) or Anyone & everyone who is curious It is particularly useful for Students or Mid-career professionals or Sustainability-enthusiasts or Those looking to get started with their sustainability journey or career path or Entrepreneurs or Intrapreneurs looking to drive change within an organization or Product and packaging designers in a variety of fields (from tech, to FMCG, to service-oriented) or Anyone & everyone who is curious.

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Title: Introduction to Circular Economy

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.54

Number of Lectures: 75

Number of Published Lectures: 75

Number of Curriculum Items: 75

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 75

Original Price: ₹1,199

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

We’ve heard of zero waste, sustainability, e-mobility and more such terms individually – but what is it really contributing to? Here is a course that discusses
Circular Economy
Shared Economy
Understanding the true cost of all our actions
Regenerative Agriculture and sustainable farming
Circular models in products we use
Circular Fashion
Circular packaging
Circular technology
Circular technology
Circular cities
Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship
What do people just like you have to say?

Who Should Attend

Students
Mid-career professionals
Sustainability-enthusiasts
Those looking to get started with their sustainability journey or career path
Entrepreneurs
Intrapreneurs looking to drive change within an organization
Product and packaging designers in a variety of fields (from tech, to FMCG, to service-oriented)
Anyone & everyone who is curious

Target Audiences

Students
Mid-career professionals
Sustainability-enthusiasts
Those looking to get started with their sustainability journey or career path
Entrepreneurs
Intrapreneurs looking to drive change within an organization
Product and packaging designers in a variety of fields (from tech, to FMCG, to service-oriented)
Anyone & everyone who is curious

“The Circular Economy gives us the tools to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss together, while addressing important social needs. It gives us the power to grow prosperity, jobs, and resilience while cutting greenhouse gas emissions, waste and pollution.”

– Ellen McArthur Foundation

We’ve heard of zero waste, sustainability, e-mobility and more such terms individually – but what is it really contributing to? Here is a course that discusses what the future should look like as we move towards a sustainable and just future. Following a Circular Economy rather than the Linear Economy!

Using well-researched and inspiring examples from the past, present and future that are embedding circularity, close to embedding it or are literally already amazing at it – from the Ubers and AirBnb’s to the Yulu’s and electric transportation, to even insects as a source of sustainable food – this course is going to take you on idea-driven, innovative and motivating journey!

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for those striving to increase their depth of knowledge in sustainability, design thinking and building a sustainable future.

Course Layout

10 chapters | 70+ Videos | 15+ Expert Insights

What is Circular Economy?
What is a Shared economy?
Understanding the true cost of all our actions
Regenerative Agriculture and sustainable farming
Circular models in products we use
Circular Fashion
Circular packaging
Circular technology
Circular cities
Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship
What do people just like you have to say?

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Chapter 1: What Is Circular Economy?

Lecture 1: Introduction To Circular Economy : Welcome To The Future

Lecture 2: Questions Circular Economy Addresses

Lecture 3: What Is Circular Design?

Lecture 4: What Is Adidas Doing To Try And Be Circular?

Chapter 2: Chapter 2: What Is A Shared Economy?

Lecture 1: Introduction To shared Economy

Lecture 2: AirBnb: Shared Economy In Action!

Lecture 3: Expert Insights: Repair Cafe – Part 1

Lecture 4: Expert Insights: Repair Cafe – Part 2

Lecture 5: Introduction To The Rental Economy

Lecture 6: Impacts Of Renting And Non-Renting

Chapter 3: Chapter 3: Understanding The True Cost Of All Our Actions

Lecture 1: Understanding True Costs

Lecture 2: Different Points Of View

Lecture 3: Nudge Theory

Lecture 4: Benefits Of The Shared Economy

Lecture 5: Expert insights: Shyam Sundar, Clean Label

Lecture 6: Benefits Of Shared Mobility

Chapter 4: Chapter 4: Regenerative Agriculture And Sustainable Farming

Lecture 1: Introduction To Regenerative Agriculture

Lecture 2: Expert Insights: Dr Reggi, Sittilingi Farmer Cooperative

Lecture 3: Regenerative Agriculture In Action

Lecture 4: Food Waste To Nutrient Compost

Lecture 5: Expert Insights: Savitha Herimath, Endlessly Green

Lecture 6: Expert Insights: Mitiali Insectifii

Lecture 7: Introduction To Agroforestry

Lecture 8: Expert Insights: Gabriella D’cruz, Good Ocean

Lecture 9: Ocean Farming

Lecture 10: Biomimicry

Lecture 11: Regenerative Agriculture & Bhutan

Chapter 5: Chapter 5: Circular Models In Products We Use

Lecture 1: Introduction To Packaging

Lecture 2: Plastic Packaging

Lecture 3: Innovative Circular Packaging Examples In Action

Lecture 4: Expert Insights: Pawan Maheshwari, Packmile

Lecture 5: Expert Insights: Dhwani Mehta, Ecovia

Lecture 6: How We Pack At Bare Necessities Zero Waste Solutions

Lecture 7: Greening Distribution & Edible Packaging

Lecture 8: Innovative FMCG Packaging Examples In Action

Lecture 9: Innovative ‘Not-End Of Life’ Clothing Examples

Lecture 10: Ecosystem Factors : Policies, Pacts, Funding And Beyond

Chapter 6: Chapter 6: Circular Fashion

Lecture 1: The Reality Of Fast Fashion

Lecture 2: Keeping Fashion Circular

Lecture 3: Expert Insight: Shruti Kamath & Praveen Dhake, Athlos

Lecture 4: Expert Insight: Mahima Gujral, SUI

Lecture 5: Design And Production In Circular Fashion

Lecture 6: Expert Insight: Neha Rao, Hemp Fabric Lab

Lecture 7: Reusing And Keeping Clothes In The Loop

Lecture 8: Beware Of False Claims In Labels

Lecture 9: Return Your Garments

Lecture 10: Certifications For Fashion Labels

Lecture 11: Expert Insight: Devina Singh, Fairtrade India – Part 1

Lecture 12: Expert Insight: Devina Singh, Fairtrade India – Part 2

Lecture 13: Become A Circular Fashion User

Chapter 7: Chapter 7: Circular Packaging

Lecture 1: Purchasing Habits With FMCG Goods

Lecture 2: Sustainability Trends In The Sector

Lecture 3: Innovations In Products

Lecture 4: Expert Insight: Rahul Batra & Purav Desai, Refillable

Lecture 5: Refill Models In Products

Lecture 6: Expert Insight: Prateek Gupte, Restore

Lecture 7: Achieving Circularity In The Sector

Chapter 8: Chapter 8: Circular Technology

Lecture 1: Extending The Life Cycle Of Our Gadgets

Lecture 2: Advancements In Smart technology

Chapter 9: Chapter 9: Circular Cities

Lecture 1: Why Circular Cities?

Lecture 2: Social Issues In City Planning

Lecture 3: How You Can #movethedate

Lecture 4: Sustainable Urban Planning

Lecture 5: Expert Insight: Sobia Rafiq, Sensing Local – Part 1

Lecture 6: Expert Insight: Sobia Rafiq, Sensing Local – Part 2

Lecture 7: Sustainable Commuting

Lecture 8: Expert Insight: Samarth Kholkar, Blive

Lecture 9: Check Out These Circular Cities

Chapter 10: Chapter 10: Entrepreneurship And Intrapreneurship

Lecture 1: Fostering An Entrepreneurial Spirit

Lecture 2: Design Thinking

Lecture 3: Expert Insight: Noorain, Architect & Independent Researcher

Lecture 4: Goonj: A Case Study On Entrepreneurship

Lecture 5: Examples Of Design Thinking

Lecture 6: How You Can Be An Intrapreneur?

Chapter 11: Chapter 11: What Do People Just Like You Have To Say?

Lecture 1: What Do You Have To Say?

Instructors

Sahar Mansoor
Zero Waster| Renewable Energy Nerd | University of Cambridge

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1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 86 votes
4 stars: 291 votes
5 stars: 370 votes

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