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Towards a more comprehensive assessment of socio-economic impacts of Circular Economy policies

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Socioeconomic impacts of Circular Economy (CE) policies, particularly those that are not easily quantifiable, are frequently overlooked. To address this shortcoming, a comprehensive Typology of Socioeconomic Impacts is developed in this work, which encompasses a wide range of identified impacts as well as providing insights into policy objectives, measures, economic sectors and products. The aim of this study is to offer lessons learned and recommendations to improve CE policymaking in the EU by making the scope and depth of socioeconomic impact assessments more comprehensive. It provides good practice examples from the literature analysed, EU impact assessments and evaluations as well as from international organisations, national and local governments and civil society.

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  • Gillian Foster & Robert Marschinski & Martin Calisto Friant & Beatrice Laipute & Thomas King & Thomas B. Fischer & Simonas Gausas & Austeja Svedkauskiene & Ella Langham, 2024. "Towards a more comprehensive assessment of socio-economic impacts of Circular Economy policies," JRC Research Reports JRC140305, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc140305
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