Circular Navarre Catalogue 2026: circular solutions, innovation projects and circular business models

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Type of organisation or company
Country
Spain
City
Pamplona-Navarre
Language for original content
Project elaborated in partnership
No
Scope
Start/End date
to
Ongoing
Yes
Type of funding
Description

The Circular Navarre Catalogue 2026 has evolved significantly since the first version was issued in 2020. It focuses on circular economy principles, mechanisms and strategies, incorporating new sectors and with a dynamic, accessible and constantly updated digital platform.

The Government of Navarre and the Navarre Development Agency are promoting this catalogue as a tool to highlight the circular solutions, innovation projects and business models developed by companies and organisations in the region of Navarre (Spain).

The entry for each company gives an overview of its activities and describes the specific challenge it has identified and the solution it has devised.

The catalogue showcases the potential of the regional ecosystem and helps raise its profile both nationally and internationally. It is therefore available in several languages, promoting international visibility and the creation of partnerships.

All organisations included provide a contact person in order to facilitate collaboration with other European initiatives on EU project opportunities, as well as potential commercial partnerships.

The catalogue may be considered as a good practice that can be replicated by other areas, and aims to enhance partnering opportunities among European regions and SMEs in their scaling-up phase.

Main results
  • Description of 80 organisations working according to circular economy principles, mechanisms and strategies in the Navarre region (Spain). The descriptions are continuously updated as they are hosted on a dynamic web platform.
  • Each factsheet is categorised by:
    • Type: innovation project, circularity practice and circular business model.
    • Sector: primary, industrial or services.
    • Area of circularity: mechanisms for preserving technical and biological value and drivers of innovation.
    • Competitiveness factors: value enhancement, cost reduction, new product/service, access to new or emerging markets, customer loyalty, anticipation of new legislation and increased resilience.