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The landscape of resource security and international competitiveness is changing rapidly. As strategic export controls on critical minerals tighten, global brands are increasingly requiring the use of recycled materials in their products, introducing unprecedented uncertainty into corporate supply chains.
Nevertheless, these shifts represent not only risks but also new business opportunities. By promoting integrated regional cooperation with ASEAN countries and advancing resource circulation, manufacturer can convert the growing volumes of metal scrap and waste plastics into “valuable resources,” thereby establishing a sustainable supply base and securing a competitive edge.
This webinar will focus on how ASEAN countries can collaborate to transform these waste streams into safe, competitive sources of recycled materials and remanufactured parts. Drawing inspiration from Europe's leading circular economy practices, we will explore the combination of policy innovations, market incentives, and corporate demand commitments needed to establish a cross-border collection and regeneration ecosystem that benefits industries on both sides.
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Chapters:
0:00:00 Introduction
0:01:52 Opening address (Ms. TAKEDA Yoko, Executive Officer, Research Fellow, Mitsubishi Research Institute)
0:05:18 Japan–ASEAN Circular Economy: Shaping Demand-Driven Policies and Market Formation (Mr. FURUKI Jiro, Research Director, Center for Policy and the Economy, Mitsubish
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