Interested in circular sanitation? These guidelines explain how closing nitrogen and phosphorus cycles can reduce pollution, enhance resource security, and support sustainable local food systems.
They present practical policies, governance models, and implementation measures that local and regional governments can apply to transition towards circular sanitation systems.
A practical toolkit for European recyclers, traders and buyers that source secondary raw materials, e-waste or magnet-bearing components from Brazil. It combines a 41-question origination due diligence protocol with a scoring instrument (BSF-ERI) that turns supplier evidence into a decision: ready, conditional, remediate or do not proceed.
The learning hub is the outcome of the FABRIX project which explored the connections between urban space and business ecosystems, and encouraged local, circular urban production in the textile and clothing industry.
The hub provides a wide range of practical guidelines and toolkits to help make businesses in this industry become more circular.
This set of guidelines helps public buyers move from traditional Green Public Procurement to Circular Public Procurement.
It introduces upgraded circular criteria for four key sectors and offers practical guidance aligned with national procurement rules and market conditions.
The guidelines will now be tested in real-world conditions: anyone interested in doing so should contact the project!
This European Investment Bank Guidance Note supports the integration of circular economy principles into procurement practices.
It provides practical tools and examples covering everything from early planning and market engagement to tendering, contract management and performance monitoring.
Municipal waste companies are at the forefront of the circular transition, linking waste collection and recycling systems with producer responsibility schemes. By coordinating infrastructure, investment and operations, they enable resource recovery at scale.
This guide helps them turn circular economy ambitions into effective local action.
This implementation guide helps cities integrate circular economy principles into urban planning and decision making. It shows how existing planning instruments can support the reuse, adaptation and intensification of buildings, infrastructure and land, reducing resource consumption, limiting urban sprawl and protecting valuable ecosystems.
This guide provides practical guidance, steps and tools for cities and regions interested in designing, implementing and continuously improving effective support measures, using a systemic and ecosystem-based approach.
Interested in finding out more about Extended Producer Responsibility in the field of packaging? See the factsheets, videos and documents included in this toolbox.
This white paper offersguidance to entrepreneurs on developing a circular business model.
It delivers a brief analysis of where you stand as an organisation when it comes to organising sustainably and circularly and formulating your ambition for the coming years, and an exploration of the business model that best suits your competencies and ambition.
