Circular Economy Road Map: Survey Ends August 17

The City is developing its first Circular Economy Road Map to help build a resilient, inclusive, green and prosperous future for Toronto residents and businesses. Transitioning to a circular economy is not something we can do on our own. A circular economy requires innovation and collaboration across government, industry, academia, the not-for-profit sector and Indigenous communities. Take the online survey to share your ideas!

A circular economy aims to eliminate waste and keep materials in use for as long as possible by rethinking how we design, use and dispose of products. Transitioning to a circular economy will play a key role in building a resilient and sustainable future for Toronto residents and businesses and is a key part of both the City’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy and the TransformTO Net Zero Strategy

You can find more information on the City’s Strategy for a Circular Toronto webpage 

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