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Driving sustainability and supply chain value through the circular economy
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Driving sustainability and supply chain
value through the circular economy
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18 June, 2018
The SAPICS 40th Annual Conference has been made
CarbonNeutral® by supporting in the Meru and Nanyuki Community
Reforestation project in Kenya
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DECOUPLING:
A different way to grow
Breaking the link between resource
use and economic growth:
Resource decoupling
Impact decoupling
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Recovery and Reuseis part of human history
Industrial revolutionmade our economy linear
WHY CIRCULAR
ECONOMY?
Lack of resources
Cost efficiencies
Consumer demands
Legislation pressures
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Legislation?
B A R R I E R S
Systemic change
Industrial paradigm
Product design
Ownership
F A C I L I T A T O R S
New business models
Reverse logistics
Standardization
Access
Circular Business Models Some learnings from our experience
Design goes beyond the product,
supply chain design becomes the critical factor for success
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
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Africa and the
Circular Economy
Huge Disparities
Fastest growing economies
Largest growth in mobile usage
Large multinational presence
Hundreds of Millions
financially excluded from
formal banking systems
TOR for Forum on Environment,
Climate Change, Sustainable
Development & Water (EU & SA)
World Economic Forum
Africa event held in Durban
held a high-level SA-EU
Circular Economy Seminar
Chemicals and Waste Operation
Phakisa “Big fast ambitious
results to drive growth in the
waste economy
Industry Waste Management Plans for
paper & packaging, electrical &
electronics and lighting industry (EPR)
Policy and Regulation
Driving
Circular Economy in
Africa
Sept 2016 May 2017 Aug 2017 Jan 2018
Circular economy initiatives in Africa
A tailor-made Circular Economic
model
A nascent model – learning,
networking
Advocacy – speeches, articles,
training, business opportunities
Knowledge sharing - business
cases, examples, solutions, research
Poor Transport and Logistics
Limited waste infrastructure
R&D mostly done off the continent.
Slow implementation
Barriers to the circular economy
in Africa
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
• R75 million facility was
the first of its kind in Africa
• Internationally developed
technology• Supported by petco• Supplies 14,000 tonnes of
PET resin to blow bottles for Coca-cola each year
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
• weFix repair and resell smart
devices (cellphones and tablets) and
accessories
• The Clothing Bank and The
Appliance Bank train unemployed
individuals to start businesses that
repair and sell retailers “waste” -
customer returns, store damages,
end of season and bulk rejections
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
• Equipment hire for families visiting Cape Town, South Africa
• Baby Equipment Rental
• Toy Boxes
• Shopping Service
• Safety checks, followed by sterilization of all items before hire period.
• Only use well known and trusted brands
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
Africa has a $10 billion informal
motorcycle and informal taxi
industry
‘Uber for Motos’ app
Developed in Rwanda and launched
in 2015
Through the app, users connect with
drivers who are not only nearby, but
are also rated on their safety record
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
Keeping the environment front andcentre alongside inspired functionaldesigns and longevity.
Smart material selection, compelling functionality and product durability
Creative minds and fabrication specialists leading to inspired design in upcycled material
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Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
5 CIRCULAR BUSINESS STRATEGIES
Circular
Supply
Chains
Recovering
and
Recycling
Product
Life
Extension
Sharing
Platform
Product
as a
Service
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REUSE
SHARE
SERVICE
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Supply Chain
Services
Transport
CollaborationDigital
Services
Food Waste
Reduction
A circular ecosystem…
COLABORATIVE TRANSPORTATION
Closed loopsreduce empty miles
+100 partners
in collaboration
65 million km
off the road
Cost and environmentalbenefits
SUBSTITUTING CARBOARD BY REUSABLES
One way industrial
cardboard packaging
Non reusables account for more
than 80% packaging
Standardizationis possible
Collection networks make the
business case possible
Other Collaboration Initiatives
CHEP
Volumes
Supply
Chain
Visibility
FOOD SURPLUSES AND WASTE
30-40% of all food is lost/wasted
Reduction by appropriate
packaging
Distributing surpluses to more than
100 Food Banks
New revenue streamsfor retailers
DATA – BRAMBLES DIGITAL
2016 established
in Palo Alto
Data Value
Network
Supply Chain
Traceability
Neutral Player
Enablerfor Circular Ecosystems
CULTURES IN CONFLICT
Own vs. Share
Individual vs. Collaboration
Local vs. Systemic
Linear vs. Circular
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Michael Porter
“The ultimate impact
businesses can have
is through the
business itself.”
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