Get to grips with the circular economycircular economyA systems solution framework that tackles global challenges like climate change, biodiversity loss, waste, and pollution. It is based on three principles, driven by design: eliminate waste and pollution, circulate products and materials (at their highest value), and regenerate nature. with these toolkits, featuring applicable methods and workshop resources to support your organisation’s circular economy journey.
Past webinar recordings
Gain a strategic advantage with our curated webinar recordings. Featuring exclusive insights from leading businesses, policymakers, and expert opinion from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, this content is essential viewing for any professional dedicated to staying at the forefront of industry change and future trends.
Growth potential
We've conducted an in-depth analysis of the circular economy's growth potential across ten critical sectors, including packaging, logistics, electronics, and construction. Download our essential guides today for a comprehensive snapshot of key trends, possibilities, and strategic insights relevant to your business.
Circular design guide
Our circular design guide is a collection of methods, case studies, and resources to help you really bring the circular economy to life. Created in collaboration with IDEO, the design-led approach that underpins this guide allows you to explore new ways to create sustainable, resilient, long-lasting value in the circular economy — giving you the creative confidence to redesign the world around you.
Circular business models design guide
This practical guide has been developed as an Ellen MacArthur Foundation Network collaborative project by business design, sustainability, and circular economy experts at PA Consulting and Exeter Business School. It includes all the required practical steps, tools, templates, and examples to identify circular opportunities and design business models that create, deliver, and capture value in ways that also benefit society and the environment.
Circular public procurement framework for cities
This guide helps practitioners in city governments adopt a more circular approach to public procurement. Public procurement processes differ from one city to another, so this guide is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, it provides an overarching framework that should be adapted to the local context and the realities of each city. Each step includes questions to consider, examples of how other city governments have implemented circular procurement, and resources.
