The moment has come, after four editions of the 'Best Performer of the Circular Economy' Competition, to draw the lines of the activities carried out so far and to gather indications and insights that have emerged from the project. This is what is proposed in the Report presented by Confindustria and dedicated precisely to analysing the numbers and contents collected in recent years through the Competition.
It has certainly been an excellent communication tool, conceived to present and disseminate a plurality of initiatives, linked to Circular Economy themes, activated by a consistent number of companies, pertaining to all production sectors, distributed throughout Italy, and active in both the manufacturing and service sectors.
Starting in 2018, the Competition has made it possible to bring to the attention of a wide public the importance of promoting sustainable production cycles, highlighting the 'economic advantage' deriving from a circular model, and has taken a snapshot of the 'circular' industrial fabric already present in Italy or being developed, also with the aim of promoting exchange and synergy mechanisms between different subjects, to develop collaborations aimed at efficient use of resources.
With more than 500 companies involved and thanks to the support of 4.Manager, Eni and Enel X, Confindustria, and Sistemi Formativi Confindustria, have provided a cross-section that is certainly representative of how committed Italian companies are to circularity and sustainability issues, which now more than ever need to be considered not only from a green perspective but also in terms of the economic value brought to the production system.
All this emerges from the attached Report, in which it is also possible to delve, through dedicated descriptive sheets, into the initiatives and projects presented by the winning companies of the 4 editions.
The moment has come, after four editions of the 'Best Performer of the Circular Economy' Competition, to draw the lines of the activities carried out so far and to gather indications and insights that have emerged from the project. This is what is proposed in the Report presented by Confindustria and dedicated precisely to analysing the numbers and contents collected in recent years through the Competition.
It has certainly been an excellent communication tool, conceived to present and disseminate a plurality of initiatives, linked to Circular Economy themes, activated by a consistent number of companies, pertaining to all production sectors, distributed throughout Italy, and active in both the manufacturing and service sectors.
Starting in 2018, the Competition has made it possible to bring to the attention of a wide public the importance of promoting sustainable production cycles, highlighting the 'economic advantage' deriving from a circular model, and has taken a snapshot of the 'circular' industrial fabric already present in Italy or being developed, also with the aim of promoting exchange and synergy mechanisms between different subjects, to develop collaborations aimed at efficient use of resources.
With more than 500 companies involved and thanks to the support of 4.Manager, Eni and Enel X, Confindustria, and Sistemi Formativi Confindustria, have provided a cross-section that is certainly representative of how committed Italian companies are to circularity and sustainability issues, which now more than ever need to be considered not only from a green perspective but also in terms of the economic value brought to the production system.
All this emerges from the attached Report, in which it is also possible to delve, through dedicated descriptive sheets, into the initiatives and projects presented by the winning companies of the 4 editions.