The ability to cooperate brought us to where we are today, and it’s what will help us change the world. Without cooperation, the Circular Economy will not be possible. So how will this work, practically? And what are the key principles of cooperation that we can start applying everywhere we go?
In this episode, we interview Annika Rosing, head of department at the Nordic Council of Ministers and discuss the role that international cooperation can play in driving sustainable production and consumption, as well the challenges and opportunities we face along the way. Let’s work together.
Check out the Circular Economy series page for complementary resources & bonus materials.
Produced by Camille Duran
Published by Eleen Murphy
Senior Editors Eleen Murphy & Joshua Burguete Kirkman
Music Credits: License by Ins. Green White Space.
Picture by MUSE – Science Museum of Trento in cooperation with Wikimedia Italia.
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