Co-Creation and Keystone Activity Scan
Identify which areas could benefit from co-creation with your stakeholders
We have collected a number of state-of-the-art tools and methods that are helpful to the development of circular economy businesses and initiatives.
Explore our collection and find the ones that can help your company on your transition path.
Identify which areas could benefit from co-creation with your stakeholders
Refine the Circular Value Chain Activity Cycle
Create Circular Value Chain Activity Cycles for your opportunities
Select opportunities to go forward with
Group opportunities to identify which ones go well together
Explore what opportunities are created through working with new partners or through the creation of new entities
Understand the interests of current stakeholders
Create an overview of current stakeholders
Support in various stages of development of Circular Economy Business Models
Plan and monitor experiments and small pilots for the selected business model concept
Evaluate the sustainability potential for developed circular economy business models
Define the value delivered by a chosen circular business model
We have collected the major sources for understanding circular economy and the development of businesses and initiatives.
Explore our collection and find the ones that can help your company in your transition process.
Circulator is a project funded by EIT Raw Materials aimed at guiding entrepreneurs in making strategic choices regarding the sustainability of their business model.
The Circular Design Guide is the result of a collaboration between the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and IDEO and is proving a set of tools, which can take your through a design process from early ideation, development and decision-making.
ResCoM (Resource Conservative Manufacturing) project is co-funded by the European Commission and carried out by a consortium of 12 organisations and provides a tool palette to help manufacturers collect, remanufacture and reuse products.
Cirkulær Virksomhed is a website (on Danish) owned by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency and provide simple screening tools covering product design, supply chain, business models and marketing.
Closing the Loop by Design is the result of a graduation research at R&D Competence Centre Apeldoorn providing guidelines supporting four design perspectives – architecture, component, connection and material.