The vision of a leasing society is characterised by a new relationship between producers and customers. This new relationship is based on innovative and more service-oriented business models to meet customer needs
with novel approaches to ownership and responsibility. This study explores the leasing society in four chapters. It (1) examines the basic ideas behind the concept, (2) presents a collection of case studies, (3) summarises trengths and risks, and (4) concludes with policy options that could support the transition to a leasing society
The Germany-based Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy was commissioned by the Parliament’s ENVI Committee to carry out a study on the feasibility and implications (on the environment,
economy and society) of a Lease Society. The results were also released in late December
More info: The lease society: the end of ownership
.
with novel approaches to ownership and responsibility. This study explores the leasing society in four chapters. It (1) examines the basic ideas behind the concept, (2) presents a collection of case studies, (3) summarises trengths and risks, and (4) concludes with policy options that could support the transition to a leasing society
The Germany-based Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy was commissioned by the Parliament’s ENVI Committee to carry out a study on the feasibility and implications (on the environment,
economy and society) of a Lease Society. The results were also released in late December
More info: The lease society: the end of ownership
.
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