Motivated by the success of our last meetup, we held another! This time we met amongst the lush hillside jungle of Bandung to discuss the use of digitization to fuel reuse systems and reduce single-use plastics. Whilst single-use plastics still hold an unfair advantage, the emerging digitalization of reuse system could create a clear opportunity …
How the Indonesian Zero Waste Market is a promising niche market that is ready for growth and becoming a sustainable gamechanger towards plastic pollution on the long-term In between mountains of natural beauty and trashIndonesia is home to some of the richest and most unique terrestrial and marine biodiversity areas. Mangroves, wetlands, rainforest, endemic plants …
Bali’s first bulk-foods store that is plastic free and has over 300 food and non-food items. The founder Silvija Rumiha opened the first store in May 2018 and due to its great success and demand opened a second store already 9 months later. On average the store serves about 20-30 customers daily. From an impact …
How building an economy that is regenerative and restorative by design with new reuse and service models unlocks economic and ecological opportunities. Today, plastics are omnipresent materials in our social practices, economic relations, and the natural environment. On the one hand, lightness, low cost, and durability let us perceive plastics as miracle material1. On the …
How the future of a localized, circular and zero waste economy increases human health and well-being, regenerates ecosystems and creates value for all stakeholders. How will the future be different from today? Imagine a future where all materials and products are treated with value and flow circularly. Our resources stay in the loop and …