SUEZ is publishing its contribution to the Talanoa dialogue to highlight the urgent need to generalize the circular economy model. The Talanoa Dialogue is a dialogue between States and non-state actors that aims to agree on an inclusive and equitable low-carbon development model, and to inform governments of existing climate solutions to achieve the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

For the second year in succession, SUEZ has received the United Nations Momentum for Change award. On 11 December 2018, at the COP24 in Poland, the La Farfana wastewater treatment plant in Santiago de Chile, the world’s first biofactory, received an award.

Population growth and urbanization, climate-change and the increasing scarcity of resources have sparked a worldwide demand for a growth model that consumes fewer resources. To address these challenges, we help industries redesign resource management and accompany them towards the circular economy.