1.
Ch. Naresh
– School Of Mgt. Studies, Gurunanak Institutions Technical Campus, Ibrahimpatnam, Telangana State
2.
Ch. Anitha
– School Of Mgt. Studies, Gurunanak Institutions Technical Campus, Ibrahimpatnam, Telangana State
Abstract
In the 21st century, developing nations like India face
population growth, political strife, rapid urbanisation,
food and water scarcity, environmental pollution,
infectious diseases and climate change. In this
scenario, circular economy (CE) simply makes social
and economic sense to make better use of limited
resources by building a system to reduce waste and
keep items in use for longer periods of time. India is an
emerging economy need to focus on the sustainable
development to reach the $5 trillion economy in
2030. The achievement of sustainable development
necessitates the implementation of transformative
measures and groundbreaking advancements, which
must be effectively executed by well-established,
sizeable industrial entities. The integration of company
development & sustainability is imperative for
businesses to flourish, as facilitated by the CE. The
present article discusses the principles of CE and
Government initiations to build CE and policy frame
work to achieve sustainable development in India.
