New Delhi: International Council for Circular Economy, (ICCE) leading non-profit think tank working towards the Circular Economy will organize 3rd Annual ‘India Circular Economy Forum 2024’ summit in New Delhi.
The two day summit will begin on July 11th and 12th,witnessing over 300 delegates from over 18 countries,including 70 speakers for Ministries, United Nations Bodies and Foreign embassies.
With a focus on growing concerns around Climate Change, ICEF2024 will bring together leading experts, policymakers, industry leaders, academia, and civil society to explore and advance the principles of a circular economy in India.
Speaking about the event, Shalini Goyal Bhalla, Managing Director, ICCE said “India’s adoption of a circular economy pathway could yield substantial environmental benefits and a reduction in congestion, thereby reducing pollution.
“Switching to a circular economy has several advantages and vast potential to increase industry competitiveness, contribute to the GDP, and boost economic growth. This will be the 3rd edition of ICEF and every year we witness a growing response, this year we’re expecting around 300 delegates to participate. We strongly believe the Circular Economy is not an option but a necessity, Together, we can shape a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future for India and the world. We invite all stakeholders from the government, industry, academia, and civil society to join us at ICEF2024” she added.
ICEF2024 aims to produce actionable outcomes, including publishing a comprehensive report on innovation in Indian cities, showcasing global advancements in waste management, and establishing a city network platform for the exchange of ideas, innovations, and technologies.
As per CII National Circular Economy Framework (NCEF), by 2050, India’s circular economy is projected to reach $2 trillion and is expected to create close to 10 million jobs.
Under the theme “Emerging Technology and Innovation in Industry: Enabling a Circular Transition” ICEF2024 will feature around 13 insightful panel discussions, 3 accelerator sessions and workshops aimed at addressing the critical challenges and opportunities in the transition towards a sustainable and circular economy.
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