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What is the difference between technical and biological cycles? What is the role of recycling, sharing and other circular practices? In this video Ellen MacArthur explains the very basics of circularity and the circular economy.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is a worldwide network, bringing together all actors interested in promoting a circular economy. The website provides ample resources to better understand circularity and to connect with others.

This comic makes you wonder: Is circularity on its own enough or do we need further changes towards a regenerative economy and a departure from the growth paradigm?

This knowledge hub provides you with a great amount of inspiring, real-life examples from cities worldwide and their pursuit for a circular economy. Explore interesting policies, actions, business cases and much more in this collection.

This original, cheap, sustainable and high-social impact housing project contributes to creating a closer link between human and nature, by reducing the consumption of polluting building materials, using natural, local materials and reusing objects that are common but need a new use.

Short and to the point: These infographics explain the main principles of circular cities and why plastic recycling and fashion reuse are two of many cornerstones of this transition.

The circular classrooms provides facilitators and students at upper secondary high school level with videos and downloadable workbooks about circular systems and creative thinking

Need a brief introduction to why cities are key to a green and just transition? The video presents the key facts and pillars for liveable cities of the future.

This website offers a wealth of resources, videos and stories to help you understand, define, and create circular innovations. Browse through and get inspired!

Experience one day in a circular neighbourhood from the perspective of a local resident. This vision shows you how cities of the future might function and which innovative technologies and urban developments could make it possible.

The Tainan market are rooftop terraces that are home to different crops, fruits, vegetables and different types of plants, which are marketed by Tainan Square.

This original,sustainable housing project contributes to creating a closer link between human and nature, by reducing the consumption of polluting building materials, using natural, local materials and reusing objects.