Circular economy can start at home.
We often think about circularity as something that requires large-scale recycling systems or industrial innovation. But many circular practices are already possible in our everyday lives.
We can repair appliances instead of replacing them, reuse containers, donate or exchange clothes, compost food scraps, and choose products that are durable and easy to repair.
None of these actions alone will solve the waste problem. But together, they can change how we think about consumption.