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Circular economy in retail and the service industryIvar Horneland KristensenCEO, Virke, The Enterprise Federation of Norway
3. June 2019
Most Norwegian’s work in retail and services
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Services Secondary industry Primary industryShare of employees | Source: Perspektivmeldingen
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Consumption of services increases more than products
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Products
Services
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Kilde: SSB, Nasjonalregnskapet, konsum i husholdninger, utgift, statistikkvariabel og år. Løpende priser
Everyone can and must contribute
OBEYING RULES AND REGULATIONS
• Measuring enviromental impact and discovering how future challenges affect
operations
MEASURES AND SUPPLIER REQUIREMENTS
• Certifications like Miljøfyrtårn• Product certifications like Swan label
• Recycling in production, in store and for customers
• Measures linked to energy consumtion, waste reduction, purchasing and
transport• Enviromental purchasing and supplier
demands• Influencing customers
STRATEGIC APPROACH AND NEW BUSINESS MODELS
• Innovation• New services and offerings
• Products for rent, lease, repair and upgrade
• New business models• Circular economy
Passive
Active
Opportunistic
Products andservices
Sharing and platforms
Product lifeextention
Recovery andrecycling
Sourcing ofmaterials
70%Domestic recycling
9%Global recycling
56%Estimated emission
reduction
How we compare
Virke’s role
Political influencer Courses and networks Employer assistance
Our policy
1. Taxes on pollution
2. Reconfiguring the government's instrument for innovation and development
3. Incentives for retail and the service industry
4. Green procurement procedures
5. Support schemes for competence development
