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The 15 circular steps for cities - Second edition - European Investment Bank
Contents
Why a circular economy?
What problems are facing cities today?
Why are cities relevant in the circular transition?
What will a circular city look like tomorrow?
The 15 circular steps for cities
The EIB supports cities in their circular transition
About the European Investment Bank
The European Investment Bank is the world’s biggest multilateral lender. The only bank owned by and representing the interests of the EU countries, the EIB finances Europe’s economic growth. Over six decades the Bank has backed start-ups like Skype and massive schemes like the Øresund Bridge linking Sweden and Denmark. Headquartered in Luxembourg, the EIB Group includes the European Investment Fund, a specialist financer of small and medium-sized enterprises.
The 15 circular steps for cities
Second edition
April 2021
Why a circular economy?
With a quickly growing global population and prosperity, the increasing consumption and related extraction of often scarce and finite resources