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Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023

J端rg Stuker
J端rg Stuker

Zusammen mit Maja Wipr辰chtiger habe ich am START Summit in St.Gallen den "Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023" pr辰sentiert. Die Aussage im Kern ist so einfach wie ern端chternd: Nur 6,9% der verarbeiteten Rohstoffe stammen aus Recycling -- der Rest ist der Natur entnommen: virgin material.

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Welcome J端rg Stuker juerg@kickstart-innovation.com +41 79 252 67 01 Dr. Maja Wipr辰chtiger wipraechtiger@realcycle.ch +41 44 537 82 81
400+ 80+ 200+ 200+ >2B CHF 500+ Startups & intrapreneurship teams Countries engaged Proof of concepts & commercial deals Advisors & experts Raised by Kickstart alumni Partners engaged We help organizations succeed at becoming more sustainable and inventive by accelerating collaboration with well-established startups.
Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
Switzerlands material footprint Source: www.overshootday.org/swiss-overshoot-day-2022-de
Exceeding planetary boundaries Source: www.pik-potsdam.de/en/news/latest-news/planetary-boundaries-update-freshwater-boundary-exceeds-safe-limits
Source: Adapted from UNEP (2011). Decoupling natural resource use and environmental impacts from economic growth time Resource use Human well-being Economic Activity (GDP) Environmental Impact Resource use Environmental Impact Doing less with more
material production use resource extraction (re)manufacturing refurbish reuse recycle refuse losses rethink reduce The Circular Economy Source: Wipr辰chtiger (2022). Environmental Assessment Framework for the Evaluation of Circular Economy Strategies
CIRCULARITY METRIC SWITZERLAND 6.9%
Material Flows in Switzerland Source: The Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
Switzerlands Circularity Gap Source: The Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
How are those insights used to drive action?
Build a circular built environment Scenarios What do they involve and what are the bene鍖ts they bring? Nurture a circular food system Rethink mobility 1 2 3 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
Advance circular manufacturing Embrace a circular lifestyle 4 5 Scenarios What do they involve and what are the bene鍖ts they bring? Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
Circularity Roadmap by Overarching objective by 2030: Double the Swiss Circularity Metric, thus Reduce the Swiss Material Footprint by Reduce the Swiss Carbon Footprint by 遜 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch Vision by 2050: Quadruple the Swiss Circularity Metric by 2050, thus Reduce the Swiss Material Footprint per capita by 60% (to maximum 8 tonnes per capita, which is considered within a sustainable and just level by leading research) Reduce the Swiss Carbon Footprint by 90% (in line with the SBTs Net-Zero Standard and the 1.5属C objective set by the UN-Paris agreement/COP26)
Collaborative Roadmap Design Five work streams, one for each CGR scenario, designing actions, goals and milestones at the intersectoral, national and cantonal levels. NATIONAL REPORT LAUNCH NOW Call-to-participate in the roadmap design. Roadmap design kickoff. Workshop for the 5 scenarios creating 5 work streams. ADVANCE CIRCULAR MANUFACTURING RETHINK TRANSPORT & MOBILITY BUILD A CIRCULAR BUILT ENVIRONMENT NURTURE A CIRCULAR FOOD SYSTEM EMBRACE A CIRCULAR LIFESTYLE NATIONAL ROADMAP LAUNCH CIRCULARITY ROADMAP FOR SWITZERLAND IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES Call-to-implementation 3-5 workshops for each work stream Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
Roadmap objectives per subject area Vision by 2050: Quadruple Swiss Circularity, Slash Material Footprint by 60%, Slash Carbon Footprint by 90% Goals by 2030: Double Swiss Circularity, Reduce Material Footprint by , Reduce Carbon Footprint by 遜 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch Circular Manufacturing Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.4%, Reduce Material footprint by 6.4% (from 163 to 153 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 3.7% (from 113 to 109 mio t) Transport & Mobility Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.3% Reduce Material footprint by 5.3% (from 163 to 155 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 12.2% (from 113 to 99 mio t) Built Environment Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 8.3% Reduce Material footprint by 4.8% (from 163 to 155 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 12.1% (from 113 to 99 mio t) Circular Food Systems Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.6% Reduce Material footprint by 3.1% (from 163 to 158 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 2.4% (from 113 to 111 mio t) Circular Lifestyle Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.9% Reduce Material footprint by 15.4% (from 163 to 138 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 15.8% (from 113 to 96 mio t)
Download your copy of the report https://kickstart-innovation.com/cgr
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Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023

  • 2. Welcome J端rg Stuker juerg@kickstart-innovation.com +41 79 252 67 01 Dr. Maja Wipr辰chtiger wipraechtiger@realcycle.ch +41 44 537 82 81
  • 3. 400+ 80+ 200+ 200+ >2B CHF 500+ Startups & intrapreneurship teams Countries engaged Proof of concepts & commercial deals Advisors & experts Raised by Kickstart alumni Partners engaged We help organizations succeed at becoming more sustainable and inventive by accelerating collaboration with well-established startups.
  • 6. Switzerlands material footprint Source: www.overshootday.org/swiss-overshoot-day-2022-de
  • 7. Exceeding planetary boundaries Source: www.pik-potsdam.de/en/news/latest-news/planetary-boundaries-update-freshwater-boundary-exceeds-safe-limits
  • 8. Source: Adapted from UNEP (2011). Decoupling natural resource use and environmental impacts from economic growth time Resource use Human well-being Economic Activity (GDP) Environmental Impact Resource use Environmental Impact Doing less with more
  • 9. material production use resource extraction (re)manufacturing refurbish reuse recycle refuse losses rethink reduce The Circular Economy Source: Wipr辰chtiger (2022). Environmental Assessment Framework for the Evaluation of Circular Economy Strategies
  • 11. Material Flows in Switzerland Source: The Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
  • 12. Switzerlands Circularity Gap Source: The Circularity Gap Report Switzerland 2023
  • 13. How are those insights used to drive action?
  • 14. Build a circular built environment Scenarios What do they involve and what are the bene鍖ts they bring? Nurture a circular food system Rethink mobility 1 2 3 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
  • 15. Advance circular manufacturing Embrace a circular lifestyle 4 5 Scenarios What do they involve and what are the bene鍖ts they bring? Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
  • 16. Circularity Roadmap by Overarching objective by 2030: Double the Swiss Circularity Metric, thus Reduce the Swiss Material Footprint by Reduce the Swiss Carbon Footprint by 遜 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch Vision by 2050: Quadruple the Swiss Circularity Metric by 2050, thus Reduce the Swiss Material Footprint per capita by 60% (to maximum 8 tonnes per capita, which is considered within a sustainable and just level by leading research) Reduce the Swiss Carbon Footprint by 90% (in line with the SBTs Net-Zero Standard and the 1.5属C objective set by the UN-Paris agreement/COP26)
  • 17. Collaborative Roadmap Design Five work streams, one for each CGR scenario, designing actions, goals and milestones at the intersectoral, national and cantonal levels. NATIONAL REPORT LAUNCH NOW Call-to-participate in the roadmap design. Roadmap design kickoff. Workshop for the 5 scenarios creating 5 work streams. ADVANCE CIRCULAR MANUFACTURING RETHINK TRANSPORT & MOBILITY BUILD A CIRCULAR BUILT ENVIRONMENT NURTURE A CIRCULAR FOOD SYSTEM EMBRACE A CIRCULAR LIFESTYLE NATIONAL ROADMAP LAUNCH CIRCULARITY ROADMAP FOR SWITZERLAND IMPLEMENTATION ACTIVITIES Call-to-implementation 3-5 workshops for each work stream Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch
  • 18. Roadmap objectives per subject area Vision by 2050: Quadruple Swiss Circularity, Slash Material Footprint by 60%, Slash Carbon Footprint by 90% Goals by 2030: Double Swiss Circularity, Reduce Material Footprint by , Reduce Carbon Footprint by 遜 Source: Circular Economy Switzerland, circular-economy-switzerland.ch Circular Manufacturing Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.4%, Reduce Material footprint by 6.4% (from 163 to 153 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 3.7% (from 113 to 109 mio t) Transport & Mobility Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.3% Reduce Material footprint by 5.3% (from 163 to 155 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 12.2% (from 113 to 99 mio t) Built Environment Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 8.3% Reduce Material footprint by 4.8% (from 163 to 155 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 12.1% (from 113 to 99 mio t) Circular Food Systems Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.6% Reduce Material footprint by 3.1% (from 163 to 158 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 2.4% (from 113 to 111 mio t) Circular Lifestyle Rise Circularity from 6.9% to 7.9% Reduce Material footprint by 15.4% (from 163 to 138 mio t) Reduce Carbon footprint by 15.8% (from 113 to 96 mio t)
  • 19. Download your copy of the report https://kickstart-innovation.com/cgr
  • 20. initiated by supported by Lets make it happen! in collaboration with