Since the Industrial Revolution, mass production has driven a linear economy—extracting, manufacturing, consuming, and disposing—that depletes natural resources and harms the environment.
Recently, the global shift toward a circular economy promotes sustainability by recycling and reusing resources, closing the loop between consumption and production. Guided by the 3Rs—Reduce, Reuse, Recycle—this model supports eco-friendly product management.
The theme “Loop to Last – Unveiling the Circular Economy” explores topics like climate change, sustainable fashion, overpackaging, marine litter, recycling of e-waste, waste-to-energy and nature-based solutions.
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Link’s extensive portfolio network in community serves millions of people with daily necessities, making our premises an ideal place for merchants to grow their businesses. Through embedding the best practices of sustainability into people’s everyday life and business operations, we strive to make sustainability accessible, actionable, and achievable by all in the community.
Visit these communities today and you will see our efforts in pushing for measures that helps to protect the environment and promote inclusiveness. Along with green buildings and placemaking, we strive to make waste-reduction, recycling, and energy conservation easier for you.
Sponsored by Link and operated by charity Read-Cycling, the Fairly Goods concept store is dedicated to extending the lifecycle of preloved books and spreading the joy of reading.
Over 140 workshops, talks, and events on circular economy were organised in the Lab in collaboration with our various partners, including NGOs, social enterprises, tenants, business partners, public bodies, and government departments. These sessions drew over 2,700 participants and covered a diverse range of engaging topics.
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