Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation
Climate change and resource scarcity pose critical global challenges that demand innovative solutions. Circular bioeconomy provides a transformative framework for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions while enhancing climate adaptation. By applying circular principles, biowaste and wastewater are conv...
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| author | Bodach, Susanne Somorin, Tosin Drechsel, Pay Taron, Avinandan |
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| description | Climate change and resource scarcity pose critical global challenges that demand innovative solutions. Circular bioeconomy provides a transformative framework for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions while enhancing climate adaptation. By applying circular principles, biowaste and wastewater are converted into valuable resources, reducing emissions across sectors such as agriculture and energy, while promoting sustainable practices such as nutrient recovery, biogas generation and safe wastewater reuse. These approaches address water scarcity, reduce reliance on fossil-based inputs, and improve environmental resilience. Financing mechanisms such as international climate funds, carbon credits and climate bonds are pivotal in scaling circular bioeconomy solutions, while enabling policies and capacity building empower stakeholders to drive implementation. The adoption of circular bioeconomy offers a path toward sustainable development, fostering a resilient and resource-efficient future. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1700962025-11-07T08:07:16Z Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation Bodach, Susanne Somorin, Tosin Drechsel, Pay Taron, Avinandan resource recovery resource management water reuse circular economy bioeconomy financing climate change mitigation climate change adaptation organic wastes wastewater management waste management anaerobic digestion environmental impact energy recovery nutrient cycles carbon markets clean development mechanism business models investment greenhouse gas emissions methane emission landfills composting organic fertilizers biogas briquettes cities soil quality policies capacity development case studies Climate change and resource scarcity pose critical global challenges that demand innovative solutions. Circular bioeconomy provides a transformative framework for mitigating greenhouse gas emissions while enhancing climate adaptation. By applying circular principles, biowaste and wastewater are converted into valuable resources, reducing emissions across sectors such as agriculture and energy, while promoting sustainable practices such as nutrient recovery, biogas generation and safe wastewater reuse. These approaches address water scarcity, reduce reliance on fossil-based inputs, and improve environmental resilience. Financing mechanisms such as international climate funds, carbon credits and climate bonds are pivotal in scaling circular bioeconomy solutions, while enabling policies and capacity building empower stakeholders to drive implementation. The adoption of circular bioeconomy offers a path toward sustainable development, fostering a resilient and resource-efficient future. 2024-12-30 2025-01-27T14:23:25Z 2025-01-27T14:23:25Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/170096 en Open Access application/pdf International Water Management Institute Bodach, Susanne; Somorin, Tosin; Drechsel, Pay; Taron, Avinandan. 2024. Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IWMI). 71p. (Resource Recovery and Reuse Series 25) [doi: https://doi.org/10.5337/2024.233] |
| spellingShingle | resource recovery resource management water reuse circular economy bioeconomy financing climate change mitigation climate change adaptation organic wastes wastewater management waste management anaerobic digestion environmental impact energy recovery nutrient cycles carbon markets clean development mechanism business models investment greenhouse gas emissions methane emission landfills composting organic fertilizers biogas briquettes cities soil quality policies capacity development case studies Bodach, Susanne Somorin, Tosin Drechsel, Pay Taron, Avinandan Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title | Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title_full | Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title_fullStr | Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title_full_unstemmed | Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title_short | Financing the circular bioeconomy: a win-win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| title_sort | financing the circular bioeconomy a win win for climate mitigation and adaptation |
| topic | resource recovery resource management water reuse circular economy bioeconomy financing climate change mitigation climate change adaptation organic wastes wastewater management waste management anaerobic digestion environmental impact energy recovery nutrient cycles carbon markets clean development mechanism business models investment greenhouse gas emissions methane emission landfills composting organic fertilizers biogas briquettes cities soil quality policies capacity development case studies |
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