The Netherlands Trade and Investment
Office (NTIO) has signed an agreement with the Taiwan Circular Economy
Network, a privately held foundation, to help transform Taiwan into a
more competitive resource-efficient economy.
The memorandum of understanding was reached last week by NTIO Representative Guy Wittich and Charles Huang, founder and chairman of the Taiwan Circular Economy Network, to jointly promote the concept of a "circular economy" in the next three years, the NTIO said in a statement.
The MOU recognized the two agencies' intention to share their knowledge and information to create circular economy opportunities and growth among Taiwan and Netherlands, said the NTIO, the main Dutch office in Taiwan in the absence of diplomatic ties.
The emphasis of the agreement will be on the application of commercialization of the circular economy in regard to business models, circular assessments, technical solutions and policy tools, according to the office.
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The memorandum of understanding was reached last week by NTIO Representative Guy Wittich and Charles Huang, founder and chairman of the Taiwan Circular Economy Network, to jointly promote the concept of a "circular economy" in the next three years, the NTIO said in a statement.
The MOU recognized the two agencies' intention to share their knowledge and information to create circular economy opportunities and growth among Taiwan and Netherlands, said the NTIO, the main Dutch office in Taiwan in the absence of diplomatic ties.
The emphasis of the agreement will be on the application of commercialization of the circular economy in regard to business models, circular assessments, technical solutions and policy tools, according to the office.
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