Twenty-first Century Unlimited
The rise of frugal innovation and the benefits it could bring. Plus, Dame Ellen MacArthur on the circular economy and the low-cost incubator for the developing world.
New ways of doing business are making people think hard about how companies function. Peter Day travels to Paris to visit an exhibition celebrating this trend in Frugal Innovation, talks with the record breaking sailor, Dame Ellen MacArthur about her work championing the circular economy and hears from a student prize winner about his efforts to create a low-cost incubator for the developing world. How can all these small scale efforts make a big impact on the innovations of the future?
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Navi Radjou, Curator, Wave Exhibition
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Béatrice Cossa Dumurgier,ÌýBNP Paribas
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Thomas Landrain President /co-founder, La Paillasse
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Paul Benoit, Founder Qarnot Computing
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Dame Ellen MacArthur, Founder Ellen MacArthur Foundation
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James Roberts, Inventor, Mom Incubators
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- Thu 15 Jan 2015 13:05GMTÂ鶹Éç World Service Online
- Thu 15 Jan 2015 20:05GMTÂ鶹Éç World Service Online
- Sun 18 Jan 2015 01:32GMTÂ鶹Éç World Service Online
- Sun 18 Jan 2015 10:32GMTÂ鶹Éç World Service Online
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