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Circular economy commitments without credible metrics are marketing claims.
This course develops the measurement and reporting capability needed to turn circular economy strategy into verifiable performance data. Content covers the Global Circularity Protocol (GCP) measurement framework, material flow analysis, circularity indicators and their calculation, waste hierarchy reporting, recycled content verification, scope boundaries and materiality in circularity measurement, and disclosure requirements under ESRS E5 (Resource Use and Circular Economy) and GRI 301–306.
The course addresses how assurance providers evaluate circularity data and what internal controls are required to support third-party verification. Suitable for sustainability, operations, and finance teams responsible for circularity measurement and disclosure.
Circular economy commitments without credible metrics are marketing claims.
This course develops the measurement and reporting capability needed to turn circular economy strategy into verifiable performance data. Content covers the Global Circularity Protocol (GCP) measurement framework, material flow analysis, circularity indicators and their calculation, waste hierarchy reporting, recycled content verification, scope boundaries and materiality in circularity measurement, and disclosure requirements under ESRS E5 (Resource Use and Circular Economy) and GRI 301–306.
The course addresses how assurance providers evaluate circularity data and what internal controls are required to support third-party verification. Suitable for sustainability, operations, and finance teams responsible for circularity measurement and disclosure.