With this publi­ca­ti­on we want to pro­vi­de some pro­s­pec­ti­ve gui­dance on how deve­lo­p­ment coöpe­ra­ti­on could con­tri­bu­te to clo­sing the finan­cing gap for cir­cu­lar eco­no­my in low- and midd­le-inco­me count­ries. It is based on sel­ec­ted chap­ters of the stu­dy ‘Finan­cing Cir­cu­lar Eco­no­my in Low- and Midd­leIn­co­me Count­ries’ by Frank­furt School of Finan­ce and Manage­ment and Deut­sche Gesell­schaft für Inter­na­tio­na­le Zusam­men­ar­beit (GIZ) GmbH. This stu­dy asses­ses distinct bar­riers that hin­der as well as dri­vers that sti­mu­la­te cir­cu­lar eco­no­my in low- and midd­le-inco­me count­ries. It sets a focus on five sel­ec­ted countries:

• • • Colom­bia,

    • the Domi­ni­can Republic,

    • Viet­nam,

    • Alba­nia, and

    • Rwan­da

Quel­le /​ Link: Finan­cing Cir­cu­lar Eco­no­my – Insights for Practitioners