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RECOMMENDATIONS
Dissemination of good examples and practices from the region
and outside to popularise them in the face of successful businesses and
solutions for smarter and greener living, as well as promoting further
discussions on the topic of circular economy and how its principles
can be applied in the region - a series of workshops on the topic of
becoming a zero waste consumer is an example of that.
Identification of all actors within the green and circular ecosystem,
by making assessments and creating awareness to ensure mobilisation,
as well as creating baseline agreements and having all stakeholders
around the table, with the aim of co-development of programmes
for circular businesses. One idea is for Impact Hub Belgrade to
convene interested parties on this topic quarterly.
Use the Green Public Procurement to impulse circular business,
while driving efforts to become a more resource-efficient economy.
Involve more educational initiatives and especially profiled
learning institutions (VET schools, university faculties dealing with raw
materials and resources) on creating circular models and transferring
them into the entrepreneurship pipeline.