“Closing the Loop with Women in the Circular Economy Journey” by UNDP Philippines

Footnotes The UNDP ACE Project is in partnership with Department of Environment and Natural Resources, and funding from the Embassy of Japan. The project aims to support the Nationally Determined Contribution through enabling and accelerating the country’s transition to a circular economy, with demonstration in key cities. By doing so, it will help the country achieve economic, social, and environmental goals, while also grasping the potential for substantial and accelerated reductions in GHG emissions across all sectors, while also supporting recovery from the pandemic.

“Closing the Loop with Women in the Circular Economy Journey”

Join us as we explore this transformative journey for circular economy, with emphasis on the invaluable role of women in every step of the way.

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