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In Europe, building a circular economy for sustainable economic growth has become a major economic strategy, in a move away from continuous resource consumption. This trend is spreading around the world along with the change in customers’ sense of values. Amid this development, the Panasonic Group is introducing the idea of circular economy and moving forward in efforts to promote effective utilization of resources and maximization of customer value. The circular economy activities we promote have two aspects: 1) creation of circular economy businesses, and 2) evolution of recycling-oriented manufacturing. In order to realize the new value of using only product functionalities, instead of using or owning the whole product, we will strive to create circular economy businesses. These include a "Sharing service", where multiple users use the same individual product, a "Product as a service" where services are fulfilled based on functions, and "Repair and Maintenance, Refurbish and Remanufacturing", where functions, values, and the lifecycle of a product are utilized in the most efficient manner by recycling or reusing the product itself or the components used in the products. Alongside this, we continue to implement recycling-oriented manufacturing by reducing the total amount of resources used, utilizing sustainable resources, and striving towards zero waste emissions. Furthermore, we will develop recycling-oriented manufacturing to a higher level by using innovative materials and the latest digital technologies. With all these activities, we aim to realize both "A better life" and a "Sustainable global environment" towards Panasonic GREEN IMPACT PLAN, based on an ecodesign concept which maximizes customer value in use by increasing resource efficiency at each process in design, procurement, and production. [Concept for the Actions toward Circular Economy] We will promote effective utilization of resources and maximization of customer value by creating circular economy business and evolving recycling-oriented manufacturing. As specific activities, we continue to work towards achieving the resource-related targets listed in GREEN IMPACT PLAN (GIP) 2024. We plan to adjust our existing businesses along the circular economy aspects as outlined in our concept above. We are also using the same mapping with future new businesses, and aim to establish at least 13 new circular economy business models by 2024. We plan to improve materials to meet both the characteristics requirements and environmental safety, ensure stable supplies, advance production technology to use new materials, and improve recycling technology, through which we aim to achieve a total of more than 90k tons of recycled resin (cumulative from FY2023-2025). Additionally, zero waste emissions are important for us as a part of efficient usage of resources and we will continue our efforts to achieve a factory waste recycling rate of 99%. To accelerate these activities, we started the global project in April 2020 with Panasonic Europe as the project lead. This five-year project is still ongoing, and its main aim is to identify the business opportunities related to a circular economy and assess their viability as new business models to be run as pilot programs. The Global Circular Economy Project also plays a role as a business opportunity platform among our group companies to promote collaboration across business boundaries. This project has become increasingly important, and has been fully integrated into the Sustainable Business Consortium, which promotes circular economy as a part of Panasonic GREEN IMPACT. Related links Panasonic Initiatives for Resources Recycling Back to Top Home Sustainability Environment Resources Facebook YouTube  X  LinkedIn Instagram Support Site Map Terms of Use Social Media Terms of Use Web Accessibility Policy Social Media Policy Privacy Policy COOKIE Policy Area/Country Panasonic Holdings CorporationCopyright © Panasonic Holdings Corporation