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Composed of a broad spectrum of organisations with a pan-European reach, the Coordination Group (CG) enables and implements change through its work plan of activities, showing how synergies can accelerate the transition.            
With a mandate running until autumn 2028, the CG brings together 24 members selected from civil society organisations, business and trade union representatives, think tanks, research centres and public bodies that have a stake in the circular economy.

The new CG members have identified their priorities, set out in the work programme, and established the leadership groups which will bring together the CG members and the broader circular economy community. 

The new leadership groups are as follows:

• Transitioning to circular value chains
• Advancing an integrated circular bioeconomy
• Enabling an inclusive circular society
• Economic and financing instruments for the circular transition
• Increasing demand for European circular solutions

The CG members' role is to:

• Act as ambassadors for the Platform and the circular economy transformation
• Actively promote interaction on the Platform between stakeholders
• Promote and facilitate the exchange and mapping of good practices
• Foster European debate among all relevant circular economy-related stakeholders

EU institutions and existing EU platforms relating to the circular economy are also invited to participate in the activities of the Coordination Group. The EESC has appointed three of its members to take part in the CG's work.