Recycling is no longer enough, Africa now wants to transform its waste into full-fledged industries. This is the turn in Abidjan, where the African Alliance for Circular Economy (ACEA) gathered from 30 June to 2 July, with the support of the African Development Bank Group, its 23 member countries with several industrialists and standardization bodies around a single slogan: to move the circulation from the state of public policy to that of indus…
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Recycling is no longer enough, Africa now wants to transform its waste into full-fledged industries. This is the turn in Abidjan, where the African Alliance for Circular Economy (ACEA) gathered from 30 June to 2 July, with the support of the African Development Bank Group, its 23 member countries with several industrialists and standardization bodies around a single slogan: to move the circulation from the state of public policy to that of indus…