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Distributional Effects of Circular Economy Policies: a CGE-based framework for redistribution (DECEP)

Description

With predictions of accelerated material use set to double the world’s consumption of materials in 40 years, a transition towards a Circular Economy (CE) may provide a pathway towards sustainability as it addresses waste, reuse, and reduced dependency on raw materials. Supported by the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme, the DECEP project will build a new Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model to provide insight into how new transitions to a CE alter a multitude of socio-economic groups. It will describe and document environmentally related effects and redistributive changes to understand the impacts and who will benefit. The findings will help policymakers create CE frameworks that are viewed as sustainable and socially fair.

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Projectlead

Co-Projectlead

Project partners

University of Savoy Mont Blanc; Tilburg University

Project status

ongoing, started 09/2025

Institute/Centre

Center for Energy and Environment (CEE)

Funding partner

Horizon Europe