gjenbruksgraden
Gjenbruksgraden, literally the reuse grade, is a concept used in sustainability discourse to express how suitable a material or product is for reuse rather than disposal. In practice it functions as a metric that aggregates factors related to a product's potential to be used again, refurbished, or repaired, thereby extending its lifespan and reducing waste. The term is primarily used in Norwegian contexts but is also encountered in broader Nordic and European discussions on the circular economy.
Calculation and components: Its calculation is not standardized across industries, but common elements include design for
Applications: Industries such as packaging, consumer electronics, textiles, and construction materials have begun to incorporate reuse-grade
Limitations: Because there is no universal standard, comparisons between products or brands can be difficult. Data
See also: Circular economy, Reusability, Repairability, Recyclability.