Jocelyn Blériot has been with the Foundation since its creation in 2010, after 15 years spent in the media and publishing industry. Initially in charge of editorial matters, overseeing content development and messaging, he now leads the organisation’s institutional engagement, and has overseen the EMF's China office INGO registration process. He manages the relationship with governments and supra-national bodies such as the European Commission, United Nations, G7/20 Resource Alliance, OECD or the World Economic Forum - having been a member of its Global Future Council on Consumption. He represents Dame Ellen MacArthur on the Scottish First Minister's Environmental Council.
Our linear economic model of "take, make, waste" is the main driver of the triple crises of climate disruptions, biodiversity loss and pollution. Circular economy strategies have risen up...
In the last decade, India has experienced considerable economic growth, averaging 7.4% annually. If this trend continues, the country could become one of the four biggest economies worldw...
