BRUSSELS – Faster progress is needed on reducing both consumption and waste to achieve a more circular economy in the European Union (EU), according to a new report.
The European Commission’s revised circular economy monitoring framework – published this week – aims to track progress in the transition to a circular economy in the EU.
The report includes new indicators to monitor the EU’s production and consumption system, as well as progress towards meeting waste prevention targets.
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