Signing of MoU with CREDUCE
New Delhi, India - June 6th, 2022.
The International Council for Circular Economy’s (ICCE) first edition of the India Circular Economy Forum on June 2nd and 3rd, set the stage for India’s most impactful circular economy event to date. A platform for stakeholders to share insights, network, and learn from other circular economy experts and practitioners, bringing together stakeholders at all levels from across India and beyond to identify synergies and collaborate. ICCE signed an MoU with Creduce with an aim of working in the areas of Carbon Credits Development, Climate change mitigation technologies consulting, assistance in policymaking to support Circularity amongst Indian Urban Local Bodies and a lot more. The collaboration aims to:
- Conduct capacity building programs for ULBs on building sustainable cities considering circular transition and carbon market strategy
- Introduce ULBs to Carbon Credit market to make circular economy a profitable proposition
- Engage with the State & District level with government institutional bodies on Zero waste decarbonize strategy
- Working with the industry to increase awareness and introduce practices to align them with carbon credit market
- Possible educational and awareness generation projects with govt and private entities
CREDUCE Hydel Group is Honored to have signed an MOU with the International Council for Circular Economy for working in the areas of Carbon Credits Development, Climate change mitigation technologies consulting, assistance in policymaking to support Circularity amongst Indian Urban Local Bodies and a lot more.
We are thankful to the council especially Shalini Goyal Bhalla and Ravinder Dahiya for being a part of our journey. Looking forward to be a part of the bigger Canvas next year, said Shailendra Singh Rao, Founder Creduce.
India’s carbon market is one of the fastest growing markets in the world and has already generated approximately 30 million carbon credits, the second highest transacted volumes in the world. The carbon trading market in India is growing faster than even information technology, bio technology and BPO sectors. The public sector need to work with the private players to leverage the market, said Ravinder Dahiya, Founding Director, International Council for Circular Economy.
Shri Amitabh Kant, CEO Niti Aayog the Indian Government think tank, inaugurated the Forum stating “The Circular Economy is the need of the hour for India.” He further shared that “The action oriented approach of the Council really has impressed me and I am delighted that it is providing a roadmap for the future with a pragmatic problem solving approach and I want to compliment team ICCE and its supporting partners.” We do not need to reinvent the wheel, we need to learn from best practices around the world and this is what the Council should do. We look forward to constructive suggestions emerging from the Forum’s deliberations – whatever the recommendations are, we look forward to taking them forward to partnering with you and a very active collaboration between Niti Aayog and the Council.“
Shailendra Singh Rao
Founder
CREDUCE
Ravinder Dahiya
Founding Director
International Council for Circular Economy
India