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Sustainable Chemistry as a Driver of Sustainable Innovation

Meeting Today’s Needs – Without Compromising the Future

Christian Ruth-Strauß, International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre (ISC3)

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Sustainable Chemistry is evolving from a concept into a central engine of innovation for a climate-friendly and sustainable economy. Sustainable Chemistry goes beyond traditional circular approaches. The International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre (ISC3) supports this transformation by developing innovative solutions in collaboration with the private sector and international organizations, promoting start-ups, contributing to international policy processes and initiatives, and advancing practical implementation along global value chains. 

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