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Economía Circular en los procesos logísticos (edX)

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Economía Circular en los procesos logísticos (edX)

La economía circular es una alternativa que busca redefinir el crecimiento organizacional, con énfasis en los beneficios para toda la sociedad. Esto implica separar la actividad económica del consumo de recursos finitos y eliminar los residuos del sistema desde el diseño. Existen diferentes modelos que nos enseñan a utilizar este concepto, pero en este curso podrá encontrar como aplicar estos modelos en procesos logísticos de la mano de las empresas y expertos que lo han investigado.

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Debido al crecimiento de la población, se requieren cada vez más recursos naturales para abastecer la demanda de alimentos, bienes y servicios de la población creciente y esto ha generado sobrepresiones en los ecosistemas. Estudios realizados demuestran que, con la tendencia actual de consumo de recursos naturales, en el año 2050 llegaremos a un colapso, pero esto se puede evitar si implementamos la economía circular en nuestros aparatos productivos.
En los últimos años, y dada la situación de sostenibilidad que enfrentan las organizaciones en el mundo, el término economía circular ha ido en aumento. La economía circular se caracteriza por ser una los productos, componentes y materiales a su mayor utilidad y valor en todo momento.
Durante este curso aprenderemos sobre el impacto que genera la economía circular en las empresas, los retos a los que se enfrentan las organizaciones al migrar de un modelo económico lineal a un modelo circular, los conceptos claves para implementar una óptima economía circular y la importancia que tienen los encadenamientos productivos en este modelo económico.

What you'll learn
Distinguir el impacto la economía circular en las organizaciones como base fundamental para la eficiencia de la Red de Valor.
Establecer los principios claves sobre los cuales se desarrolla la economía circular en las organizaciones e identificar los modelos de Economía Circular existentes.
Analizar el potencial de circularidad en mi organización.
Desarrollar herramientas para formular la estrategia de economía circular en las organizaciones.
Comprender el proceso para la definición, formulación y seguimiento de indicadores de circularidad.
Identificar la importancia de la colaboración en los procesos de economía circular.

Syllabus

Modulo 1:¿Porqué el mundo empezó a hablar de economía circular?
Modulo 2: ¿Cuáles son los conceptos fundamentales bajo los cuales se desarrolla la aplicación de modelos de economía circular?
Modulo 3:¿Cómo se inicia el cambio en las organizaciones para implementar la economía circular?
Modulo 4:¿Cómo impacta la colaboración en los procesos de logística inversa?

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