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WAYS – Ecodesign Encounters from the Field

Episode #6 – The Human Side of Circular Economy – Mihaela
Stefanescu (UNFCCC)

About WAYS

WAYS explores real-world experiences at the intersection of
ecodesign, circular economy, product sustainability and the
systems that help make sustainable transformation possible.

Who This Episode Is For

Relevant for sustainability professionals, policy makers, product
teams, circular economy practitioners and anyone interested in
the connection between climate action and product design.

About the Guest

Mihaela Stefanescu

Circular Economy and Climate Governance Expert | UNFCCC Roster of
Experts | Senior Counselor to the Romanian Ministry of
Environment, Waters and Forests

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mihaela-stefanescu-9b76702/

About the Host

Wolfgang Steiner

Founder & Owner, Ecoviator

https://www.linkedin.com/in/wolfgangsteiner/

https://www.ecoviator.com

Summary

In this episode, Wolfgang speaks with Mihaela Stefanescu about
the relationship between circular economy, climate policy and
product design.

Mihaela shares insights from her work on circular economy policy
and as a nominated expert on the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) roster of experts
supporting technical reviews under the Paris Agreement.

Together they explore why circularity is essential for achieving
climate goals, why waste is often the result of design decisions
made long before a product reaches consumers, and why
repairability, transparency and material choices play a crucial
role in creating more sustainable systems.

The conversation also highlights a theme often overlooked in
technical discussions: circular economy is not only a challenge
of technology and regulation, but also one of governance,
education, trust and human behaviour.

Topics Discussed

• Circular economy and climate action

• The role of the UNFCCC and Paris Agreement

• Why waste is often a design problem

• Repairability and product longevity

• Material choices and product sustainability

• Transparency and Digital Product Passports

• Building trust across countries and value chains

• The human side of circular economy

Presented by Ecoviator

Your Journey Companion for the Twin Transformation of Products

https://www.ecoviator.com

Music Credits:

“Lullaby | Hip-Hop Instrumental” by kontraamusic

Source: Freesound.org

Licensed under Creative Commons CC0

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