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Presented by Hermann Erdmann CEO REDISA NPC The Circular Economy REDISAS EXPERIENCE Target by end year 5 Over 3000 jobs created In 3½ years tyres diverted went from 4 to ID: 575714

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Slide1

Making the circular economy work

Presented by: Hermann Erdmann

CEO – REDISA NPCSlide2

The Circular EconomySlide3

REDISA’S EXPERIENCE

Target by end year 5:

Over

3000

jobs created

In 3½ years, tyres

diverted went from 4% to

63%

100%

Over

200

small businesses created

Net positive

impact on GDPSlide4

JOBS AND SMME POTENTIAL

Based on experience with tyres, by 2025:

(

Adjusting for density and complexity)

SMME

potential: 15

jobs/SMME

tons/year

tons/year/job

Jobs

SMMEs

Building rubble

3,970,000

250

15,880

1,059

Packaging

3,096,000

25

123,840

8,256

WEEE

64,000

13

5,120

341

Organic

1,965,000

125

15,720

1,048

Total

 

160,560

10,704 Slide5

BUILDING VALUE

Value

Cost

Transforming a cost to the environment into

value:

Policy Framework

and ControlsSlide6

MONITOR TO CONTROL

How do you manage creating 160,000 jobs?

Use

modern information technology:

Communicate with all stakeholders

Monitor, evaluate, verify all transactions

Provide direct access to information to all levels of

government

Prioritise compliance:

Good controls and regulation are essentialSlide7

MAKE EXTERNALISED COSTS VISIBLE

Extended Producer Responsibility Organisation (EPRO) is not a subsidy

Assign

lifetime costs where they belong

Without

visibility and measurement, there’s no controlSlide8

EXPORT CREDITS

Export credits:

Protect

international competitivenessSlide9

UNDERSTAND THE STAKEHOLDERS

Waste-pickers

Collectors

Transporters

Storage site operators

Processors

End product facilities

Producers

UniversitiesSlide10

RAPID PAYMENTS TO INFORMAL SECTOR

Direct payments to waste-pickers

Trickle-down doesn’t

work

Rapid payments for cash flow

Twice-weeklySlide11

ENVIRONMENTAL RATINGS

Environmental Ratings link fees to lifetime costs

Better rating

 lower fees

Gives Government a tool to stop pollution by setting minimum permissible

ratings

Motivate industry

to design for recycling

Move away from

downcyclingSubsidise upcyclingSlide12

CREATE RECYCLING CAPACITY

Nurture and incubate recycling capacity

Provide financial, technical and administrative

support

Nurture

and incubate downstream production facilities

Create off-take for recyclersSlide13

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

R&D is key to developing new

markets

5%

of funds to go to R&D

Universities

Build skills

PRODUCT TESTING INSTITUTESlide14

FIXING BAD PRACTICES

Bad practices get locked in:

Look

at

long-term cost/benefit

Allocate funding to removing

themSlide15

ADDRESS HISTORICAL IMBALANCES

We have an opportunity to build completely new industries:

Favour the previously disadvantaged sector without taking away

from

existing industries

Adopt a

collaborative approach

Separate the success of the company from the success of the

entrepreneur

Cumulatively to February 2016 REDISA has invested R789m in 226 businessesSlide16

CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND THE BIOSPHERE

The Circular Economy model is the base for:

Market development

Influencing design

Driving beneficial rather than harmful products

Ultimate integration into the Earth’s biosphereSlide17

EPRO PLANNED OBSOLESCENCE

An EPRO should aim

to:

Develop value

Create

a self-supporting circular system in its industry

Make itself redundantSlide18

JOBS AND SMME POTENTIAL

Based on experience with tyres, by 2025:

(

Adjusting for density and complexity)

SMME

potential: 15

jobs/SMME

tons/year

tons/year/job

Jobs

SMMEs

Building rubble

3,970,000

250

15,880

1,059

Packaging

3,096,000

25

123,840

8,256

WEEE

64,000

13

5,120

341

Organic

1,965,000

125

15,720

1,048

Total

 

160,560

10,704 Slide19

REDISA’S EXPERIENCE

Target by end year 5:

Over

3000

jobs created

In 3½ years, tyres

diverted went from 4% to

63%

100%

Over

200

small businesses created

Net positive

impact on GDPSlide20

ANY QUESTIONS?