How changemakers in Bangkok are popularising the circular economy

Jul 19, 2021

Plastic can lead to air and marine pollution - interconnected issues tackled by young leaders in Bangkok recently looking to build a circular economy. Image: Photo by Robson Hatsukami Morgan on Unsplash

Adithya B Kumar

Alumni, Global Shapers Community, Consultant, UNDP

Irvan A. Sutiono

Liepa Olsauskaite

Global Shaper, Barcelona Hub, Head of Brand Activation, Polymateria // EMF Circular Pioneer

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Cities Go Circular: This July 23 event hosted by the World Economic Forum will reveal how young leaders in cities such as Turin, Bangkok, Brussels and Mexico City are making their cities more circular and bringing about grassroots change. Click the photo to be driven to the event page. Image: World Economic Forum, Scale 360

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