SA-OECD circular economy workshop (November 2022)
The CSIR and OECD, in partnership with ACEN and the Government of South Africa, hosted a hybrid 2-day workshop on the 21-22 November 2022, on “Ensuring economic, social and environmental gains of a circular economy transition”. This two-day workshop explored:
- How can South Africa address the growing plastic pollution problem in a way that benefits the environment, society and the economy?
- As a developing country, what are appropriate policy instruments to unlock a more circular economy and realise the triple dividends for the economy, labour markets and the environment?
- How can trade contribute to a more resource-efficient and circular South African economy?
Day 1, 21 November 2022
➜ | Webinar recording: Recording of Day 1 of hybrid webinar, 21 November 2022 |
➜ | Presentation: The transition to a circular economy in South Africa, Kgauta Mokoena, DFFE |
➜ | Presentation: Creating a circular plastics economy in South Africa, Anton Nahman, CSIR |
➜ | Presentation: Can EPR get South Africa to a circular plastics economy, William Stafford, CSIR |
➜ | Presentation: EPR towards a greater impact on product design, Frithjof Laubinger, OECD |
➜ | Presentation: The OECD Global Plastics Outlook, Frithjof Laubinger, OECD |
➜ | Presentation: The OECD Global Plastics Outlook: Policy scenarios to 2060, Rob Dellink, OECD |
➜ | Presentation: Preparing for a legally binding global agreement to combat plastic pollution, Christoffer Vestli, European Commission |
➜ | Presentation: INC process: The South African lead-up and perspective, Mamogala Musekene, DFFE |
Day 2, 22 November 2022
➜ | Webinar recording: Recording of Day 2 of hybrid webinar, 22 November 2022 |
➜ | Presentation: A more circular South African Economy, Linda Godfrey, CSIR |
➜ | Presentation: Consequences of a CE transition on the structure of the economy, Rob Dellink, OECD |
➜ | Presentation: Labour market consequences of a transition to a circular economy, Frithjof Laubinger, OECD |
➜ | Presentation: The trade consequences of a global CE transition, Rob Dellink, OECD |