The Up2Circ project has developed a methodology and tools to support SMEs with the uptake of circular business models, circular product design and circular process innovation. With just 7 institutions involved
Up2Circ Best practice guide Cooperate to perform better Read More »
For all potential applicants to the Up2Circ Second Open Call we make available the presentation as well as the recording from the webinar for applicants. You can access them using the
Presentation and recording from the Second Open Call webinar for applicants (03.03.2025) Read More »
Missed our webinar on the role of tools like artificial intelligence, visual tracking systems, common communication standards, and labeling in driving the transition towards a circular economy? No worries! Below, you’ll
Presentations from webinar on Circular transition through digitalisation Read More »
Systemic design is a game changer for the circular economy revolution as it offers a holistic approach to redesigning systems, ensuring that all parts work together efficiently and sustainably. Our interactive
Slides- Circular Economy Revolution: Why Systemic Design is the Game Changer Read More »
You were unable to attend the webinar at which we presented the First Open Call and how to select the right technical KPI when writing a proposal. Below you will find
Presentations from First Open Call webinar Read More »
In today’s world, addressing climate impact is not just an ethical imperative but a strategic necessity for businesses. In this online workshop our speaker Sirli Pehme delved into crucial aspects of
Slides – Online Workshop: Understanding CO2 Footprinting for Businesses and Products Read More »
This informative kit has been developed in order to equip SMEs, EU SME advisors, stakeholders from circular economy (CE) and policymakers with all essential knowledge about the Up2Circ project.Up2Circ has the
In today’s dynamic business landscape, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) form the backbone of various sectors, driving innovation, job creation, and economic growth. However, for these SMEs to thrive sustainably, embracing
Sectorial Catalogues for 14 industrial sectors Read More »
The Energy Intensive Industries (EII) ecosystem stands as a cornerstone of the global economic landscape, encompassing sectors that demand substantial energy inputs to drive their operations. These industries, ranging from manufacturing
Energy Intensive Industries Sectorial Catalogue Read More »
This sectorial catalogue includes Aeronautics, Space and Defense, Space Operators and Data and Service Providers. The sectors play a critical role in global technological advancement, mobility, national security, and economic growth.
Aerospace and Defence Sectorial Catalogue Read More »
The construction sector is responsible for approximately 40% of the EU’s total energy consumption and a significant portion of waste generation. However, it is now facing a paradigm shift. The emphasis
Construction Sectorial Catalogue Read More »
In this sectorial catalogue, we examine the pressing issues of e-waste proliferation, resource scarcity, and energy consumption, alongside the regulatory landscape shaping the industry. We also highlight innovative solutions and practices
Electronics Sectorial Catalogue Read More »
