NSW Circular Rapid Review Reports

Posted on 11 Apr 2022
Updated on 11 Apr 2022
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ISF has played a leading role in three of the four NSW Circular - Rapid Review research reports released in March 2022, including across the priority areas of industry, finance & investment and government. ISF was also involved in the precincts and infrastructure research.

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ISF has played a leading role in three of the four NSW Circular - Rapid Review research reports released in March 2022, including across the priority areas of industry, finance & investment and government. ISF was also involved in the precincts and infrastructure research.

These research reports address some of the key challenges in the transition to a circular economy in not only New South Wales, but also broader Australia. They involved collaboration within UTS (with UTS Business School and UTS Law School) as well as other NSW universities, including UNSW Sydney, University of Sydney, Macquarie University and University of Newcastle.

The challenges that are addressed in the reports include:

Identification and measurement of circular assets and risks for the finance and investment sector;
Benchmarking and monitoring the greenhouse gas implications of a circular economy in NSW;
Taxation and fiscal policy for a circular economy; and
Embedding circular economy principles within precincts and infrastructure business case processes in NSW.

These projects continue our ongoing partnership with NSW Circular and the NSW Government on circular economy research, where we have previously undertaken work on circular economy best practice, public procurement, circular metrics and solar panel re-use and recycling.