WBCSD-Critical-Materials-Collective_Overview_Q4-2025.pdf

1、OverviewCritical Materials CollectiveCopyright 2025Infrastructure Initiative#1:North America Circular Aluminum InitiativeInfrastructureIntelligenceInnovationInitiative#3(Scoping)Initiative#2(Scoping)+Capacity BuildingInitiative#4(Scoping)CollectiveCritical MaterialsWBCSDs Critical Materials Collecti

2、ve brings together cross-value chain stakeholders to take actionbuilding real-world pilots that can scale to the broader market becoming the go-to platform to:Drive public-private action across industries to advance circularity and create a measurable impact on climate,nature,and social equityDevelo

3、p scalable solutions that help meet the growing demand for high-quality,low-carbon secondary materialsCreate demand for circular solutions and leverage pooled purchasing power to accelerate adoptionAccelerating the circular transition by driving collaborative action along value chains to provide hig

4、h-quality,low-carbon secondary materials starting with aluminum,rare earth elements,and copperMission2025 MembersExecutive Committee MembersVisionThe platform for operationalizing circularity opportunities to drive climate impact,supply chain resilience,and value by unlocking high-quality recycled m

5、aterials123CMC:Purpose,Progress,and Strategic Direction3RegionsInitiativesScale advanced sorting technologyScale/develop dismantling technologyPilot advanced recycling technologyDevelop slag recovery technologyIncrease collection of select productsAvoid mix of production scrap sourcesOthersAluminumC

6、opperStainless SteelBattery MaterialsRare Earth ElementsPlasticsGlassOthersMaterialsNorth AmericaSouth AmericaEuropeMEAAsia PacificChinaOthersCollectiveCritical MaterialsCMC:Purpose,Progress,and Strategic DirectionFocused set of components drive opportunity identificationProjects must address recogn