A collective that Facilitates, Activates and Enables discussions for Circular Economy in India.
Case Studies
Circular Economy not only emphasizes on Reduce, Reuse and Recycle but also gives high priority for the elements of Re-imagine and Re-design to maximize the resource efficiencies by reconsidering the processes and the designing-out the wastages.
Frugal Innovation refers to formulating faster, better and sustainable solutions for more people utilizing minimal resources. Frugal Innovation ensures that the frugally designed products have their main functionalities kept intact but all over-engineered features are removed from them which otherwise makes it expensive.
In this series, we document case studies which look into cases in India where frugal innovation could accelerate the transition to Circular Economy.
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Circular Economy and frugal Healthcare innovation
Frugal innovations are not limited to low-resource settings: ingenious ideas can be adapted to offer simpler and disruptive alternatives to usual care all around the world. The developing markets have different needs and, in this series, we are looking into frugal and grassroots cases in Healthcare.
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Contributors
Aman Agarwal (LinkedIn) is a fellow at Participatory Research in Asia (PRIA). In the past, he has interned with UNDP India and WaterAid India. He has also helped Members of Parliament in research during Budget Session 2020. Aman is pursuing his major in Economics from Delhi University.
Piyush Dhawan (LinkedIn) is the Cofounder of the Circular Collective was awarded the prestigious German Chancellor Fellowship to work on the topic of Circular Economy. He has for the past decade been working with Bilaterals and Multilaterals on a range of topics including business and biodiversity, Vision 2030 for Haryana and Future of Indian Cities.