Is a circular economy just?
A circular economy is undoubtedly better for the planet by reducing pressure on new extraction, but can it be good for people too? How can we avoid it "kicking away the ladder" for development in producing countries if the world's demand for primary metal falls?
Wednesday 11 February 09:30 - 10:15 Critical Minerals Ngorongoro Crater Stage (CTICC1 - Level 2)
Just Energy Transition
Sustainability
A circular economy is undoubtedly better for the planet by reducing pressure on new extraction, but can it be good for people too? How can we avoid it "kicking away the ladder" for development in producing countries if the world's demand for primary metal falls?
Ngorongoro Crater Stage (CTICC1 - Level 2) Africa/Johannesburg
Moderator
Director UCT LEAD Programme, University of Cape Town
Speakers
Centre of Excellence (CoE) Manager, DSTI-NRF CIMERA
CEO & Founder, Levin Sources
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Executive Director, Mandela Mining Precinct
PGM Advocacy Manager, Johnson Matthey
ESG Director, Rio Tinto, SimFer
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