“The Circular Economy is not a key priority for Polish decision-makers. Especially on the highest level, I think it needs more awareness and devotion from politicians. There is a much better situation at the regional, municipal and voivodeships levels, where Circular Economic principles are implemented in everyday processes, dealing with waste management policies.” INNOWO President Agnieszka Sznyk talked with Poland Weekly about the challenges facing the Circular Economy in Poland.
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ACCELERATING THE DRIVE TO POLAND’S CIRCULAR ECONOMY
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