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Biodegradable waste can be easily managed at home by composting or installing a biogas system which are examples of environmental engineering techniques that follow basic principles of nature for…
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Volume 9 of INTERSECTING – In the context of increasingly divergent political and infrastructure investment models, coupled with a highly divergent recovery and overlapping global…
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The existence of a reusable packaging system for food and beverage (F&B) delivery of ready-to-eat food requires a different business model from that of the single-use packaging system. This…
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GIZ implements project “The Collaboration Action for Single Use Plastic Prevention in the Southeast Asia (CAP SEA)” on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature…
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GIZ implements projects of the “Export Initiative for Green Technologies” worldwide on behalf of the the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMUV…
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Volume 8 of INTERSECTING is devoted to the theme of “Circular Economy and Global Value Chains”. It comes at a time when economic disruptions in global trade are multiplying, as…
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Economic measures provide basic economic and regulatory guidance to influence the demand and supply for particular packaging materials and/or product groups. They include…
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Plastic is one of the most used materials for consumer goods, packaging and as building material. The use of plastics in the building sector is greatly influenced by current megatrends: climate…
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Volume 7 of INTERSECTING – in plastics, united we are! But it is time to bend the linear economy and turn 20% of the world economy circular by 2030. In the spring of 2021, the…
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In Malaysia, the project CAP SEA, which stands for “Collaborative Actions on Single-Use Plastic Prevention in Southeast Asia” is financed by the German Federal…
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