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Impact Measurement of circular value creation

Amyn Vogel

Researcher at LMU München - Professorship of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Sustainability

Berlin, Germany

About

The project explores the impact measurement of circular value creation, aiming to quantify the benefits of circular economy practices across environmental, social, and economic dimensions. By developing robust assessment frameworks and key performance indicators (KPIs), the initiative seeks to provide businesses and policymakers with actionable insights. The goal is to enhance transparency, drive sustainability, and support the transition toward a more circular and resource-efficient economy

Stage

  • Early idea

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