Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy
The Circular Bioeconomy (CBE) provides a critical solution to climate change and resource scarcity by shifting from a linear to a circular model that reuses and regenerates biological materials. This approach reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through methods like converting organic waste into b...
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| author | Bodach, Susanne Perera, Thinuri |
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| description | The Circular Bioeconomy (CBE) provides a critical solution to climate change and resource scarcity by shifting from a linear to a circular model that reuses and regenerates biological materials. This approach reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through methods like converting organic waste into bioenergy and fertilizers. Furthermore, wastewater reuse at scale has huge climate adaptation benefits. Scaling of CBE solutions requires significant financial investment and needs to leverage mechanisms such as carbon credits and international climate funds. Along with supportive policies the full tranistion towards a more Circular Bioeconomy has the potential for building more resilient economies and achieving sustainable livelihoods in Lower and Middles Income countries. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1764782025-09-15T06:03:19Z Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy Bodach, Susanne Perera, Thinuri circular economy climate finance sustainability bioenergy organic fertilizers greenhouse gases The Circular Bioeconomy (CBE) provides a critical solution to climate change and resource scarcity by shifting from a linear to a circular model that reuses and regenerates biological materials. This approach reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through methods like converting organic waste into bioenergy and fertilizers. Furthermore, wastewater reuse at scale has huge climate adaptation benefits. Scaling of CBE solutions requires significant financial investment and needs to leverage mechanisms such as carbon credits and international climate funds. Along with supportive policies the full tranistion towards a more Circular Bioeconomy has the potential for building more resilient economies and achieving sustainable livelihoods in Lower and Middles Income countries. 2025-04-11 2025-09-15T05:08:19Z 2025-09-15T05:08:19Z Blog Post https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176478 en Open Access International Water Management Institute Bodach, S.; Perera, T. 2025. Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy. Colombo, Sri Lanka: International Water Management Institute (IWMI) |
| spellingShingle | circular economy climate finance sustainability bioenergy organic fertilizers greenhouse gases Bodach, Susanne Perera, Thinuri Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title | Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title_full | Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title_fullStr | Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title_full_unstemmed | Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title_short | Climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| title_sort | climate finance can unlock the full potential of circular bioeconomy |
| topic | circular economy climate finance sustainability bioenergy organic fertilizers greenhouse gases |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176478 |
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