Circular and Digital Economies: The dual transition

Certificate of Completion (CoC)
"Circular and Digital Economies: The dual transition"

This verifiable certificate is hereby issued to the holder and serves as proof that all the requirements for the award of the completion certification have been fulfilled. The certificate holder has successfully met the attendance requirements for the "Circular and Digital Economies: The dual transition" course completion.

What is the course about:

• Repercussions of the Linear Economy
Technology has been instrumental in driving the Industrial Revolution and the evolution of our societies. The threatening aftermaths of this process question our intelligence, but before working on the solution, we need to understand the underlying factors of this failure.

• The digitally empowered circular economy alternative
Digital enablers build visibility into value chains and intelligence into assets and provide solutions to track, monitor, manage, and utilize resources more efficiently, driving the dual transition. Learn more about how technologies connect and engage biological, physical, and digital realms.

• The Digital Economy
The mass integration of Industry 4.0 Technologies and the accelerating rate of Digital Transformation are forcefully driving the upcoming Digital Economy. Learn more about the innovation opportunities this trend brings to accelerate the transition to the Circular Economy.

• Digitally empowered sustainable competitiveness

Technology reinforces environmental, social, and economic competitiveness by empowering institutions and infrastructure, strengthening capital, and supporting innovation ecosystems. Discover how digitally empowered sustainable competitiveness can facilitate the dual transition.

• Digitally empowered SDGs

Technology facilitates the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by providing digital tools for data-informed design, strategies, and programs. Learn more about the role of digitally empowered SDGs in promoting the Dual Transition.

• Policy initiatives and strategies as the drivers of the dual transition

Policy initiatives and strategies facilitate purpose-driven innovation by supporting ecosystems with resources for innovative projects and initiatives. Explore how keen-minded entrepreneurs, executives, and decision-makers can leverage this support to innovate and drive the dual transition.

• Circularity as a competitive edge

A circular economy reinforces competitiveness at the micro and macro levels. 
Discover how firms, industries, nations, and regions can leverage Circularity as a competitive edge.

• Innovative opportunities in the Circular Economy

There are three different areas of focus on circularity, divided into ten stages. Explore opportunities for leveraging digital enablers, investment, innovation, and policy initiatives and strategies for developing impactful, novel, and efficient ways to facilitate the dual transition.