Across the world, governments, businesses, research institutions, and civil society are actively dealing with challenges and opportunities brought by evolution of the material market, including the issues of secure and responsible supply, sustainable exploitation, environmental impact, improvement of resource efficiency, development of alternative materials, and improvement of recycling technologies.
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CPU representatives participated in the “Innovative approaches to critical raw materials management in the Western Balkans: Opportunities for economic growth and environmental sustainability”
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The Centre for Policy and Governance (CPU) organized a roundtable discussion entitled "Carbon Pricing in Bosnia and Herzegovina - Implications, Challenges, and Opportunities"
MoreThe raw materials market has seen significant changes in recent years, driven by shifts in global demand, technological advances, and geopolitical factors. These changes have a profound impact on the growth of demand and prices of key critical raw materials (lithium, cobalt, copper, nickel, and rare earth materials) needed by the fast-growing renewable energy, consumer electronics, and automotive industries.
DetailsCarbon (CO2) pricing is a fiscal instrument that governments use to encourage companies and other emitters to switch to renewable energy sources and adopt new technologies to reduce emissions, to achieve national and international climate goals.
DetailsUse of natural materials has been growing continuously in the world. With the current growth rates and population increase rates, global demand will in 2050 require resources of three planets like ours. Current increase in demand, limited supply of certain resources and disrupted supply chain cause a significant increase in prices and threaten to give rise to a new economic crisis, demonstrating the fact that the current models of the use of resources are far from being sustainable, while they may potentially cause instability.
DetailsBusiness organizations approaches to circular economy are based on the concept of circular business model that “articulates the logic of how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value to its broader range of stakeholders while minimizing ecological and social costs.”
DetailsThe conference is organized by Centre for Policy and Governance (CPU), supported by Centre for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) US. Structured in two panels, this conference brings together decision makers, representatives of the telecom industry and international expertise.
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