SUCCESS CASES
The European Commission has set as one of its main challenges in the coming years to transform the way we produce and consume in our society, moving from a linear model to a circular model, in which resources are used to the maximum.
The challenge for the Spanish Government is to ensure that this transformation becomes an opportunity for Spain, taking advantage of the transformation to improve the competitiveness of our industry and our companies, boost job creation and achieve a fair transition that benefits all citizens. Regulations and Directives are transposed, but policies are more difficult to transfer. Each country must adopt the plan or package proposed by the Commission and implement it in the most advantageous way for its companies and citizens.
In recent months, Novadays has examined in detail the way in which other European countries have developed their circular economy strategies, studying the results and outputs achieved and the desirability of implementing, where appropriate, similar measures in Spain.
Subsequently, an exhaustive diagnosis of the situation of the production and consumption system in Spain was carried out, both globally and in different sectors, in order to detect the strengths and weaknesses of the Spanish economy and society as a whole to facilitate adaptation to the circular economy.
Finally, Novadays has collaborated with senior officials in the drafting of the Spanish Strategy, defining a document that presents the long-term vision and strategic objectives of the whole country for the transformation from the linear economy to the circular economy; and has supported the Ministry in the promotion of a Pact for the Circular Economy to which companies and civil society have been invited to adhere.
With all this, the Novadays team has strived to outline its particular contribution to the birth of a new model of life, more efficient, clean and responsible, in which both producers and consumers are aware of the role they play, helping to build a system in which resources are used as much as possible, which will result in a better quality of life for present and future generations.