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Current linear take-make-waste manufacturing models have been shown to be unsustainable long term [1], leading to significant waste, depletion of water bodies, and reduction in ecosystems. This has led to the adoption of strategies, such as Circular Economy (CE), to ensure both the availability of resources and financial viability for the future. The CE-Hub Berlin aims to address the discrepancy in CE competency, particularly within Berlin’s industrial infrastructure and its predominantly Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), where implementation is constrained by limited stakeholder expertise. This project, developed in collaboration with CE-Hub Berlin, addresses these barriers by creating an interactive, web-based game designed to transfer knowledge from an industrial and manufacturing perspective. Increasing interest and knowledge in circularity will increase implementation, creating more sustainable and robust manufacturing for the future.

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Circular Economy Gamification for Industrial Contexts

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  • 出版模式：

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Caitlin Vinopal,
  • Hasret Sümeyye Uyan,
  • Mohammed Aslam Hajanajubudeen,
  • Felix von Amelunxen,
  • Valentin Eingartner

摘要

Current linear take-make-waste manufacturing models have been shown to be unsustainable long term [1], leading to significant waste, depletion of water bodies, and reduction in ecosystems. This has led to the adoption of strategies, such as Circular Economy (CE), to ensure both the availability of resources and financial viability for the future. The CE-Hub Berlin aims to address the discrepancy in CE competency, particularly within Berlin’s industrial infrastructure and its predominantly Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs), where implementation is constrained by limited stakeholder expertise. This project, developed in collaboration with CE-Hub Berlin, addresses these barriers by creating an interactive, web-based game designed to transfer knowledge from an industrial and manufacturing perspective. Increasing interest and knowledge in circularity will increase implementation, creating more sustainable and robust manufacturing for the future.