We are inviting all creatives – designers, architects, handcraftsmen/women, fashion designers and othersto apply to the public competition Creative&Circular, presented by Circular Change and the Museum of Architecture and Design.

Circular Change Director, Ladeja Godina Košir, was asked to provide inputs for an article writen by journalist Irena Bačič, which covers how the circular economy is developing in Slovenia and in Europe.

Organised by the Mikser Association (SRB), Young Balkan Designers 2019 calls for design projects − products, concepts, services and scenarios that can bring the Balkans to the forefront of a much needed paradigm shift in design, production and consumption.

What do toothbrushes, PU foam cans and old beverage cartons have in common? They are three out of the nine best practice examples of the circular economy presented by the European project MOVECO.

The next Circular Change Conference is going to take place between 16th and 17th May 2019. Do not forget to SAVE THE DATE and join us at the most circular event in beautiful sLOVEnia.

By connecting new ideas with old knowledge, Scotland hopes to become a hotspot of a competitive, prosperous and fossil-free economy.

Visit pioneering Scottish businesses and find out how your business can become more competitive in a changing word. Meet some outstanding names in circular economy policy and innovation.

Circular Change is taking part in an exciting new research project that begun with the formation of research group “Circular Economy Systems”. 

Strategy for the transition of the City of Maribor to the Circular Economy is its own innovative model as a system for managing all the resources available in the Municipality of Maribor and the wider urban area.

In Croatian leading daily newspaper “Jutranji list” an interview with Ladeja Godina Košir, founder and executive director of Circular Change, has been published in September 2018.

Our friends from the American platform Circular CoLab are empowering and connecting Change Makers in America to challenge the status quo.

Once again, we are inviting all companies, big and small, organisations, public institutions and individuals who dare to dream bigger and better for a more sustainable future to submit their entry to the world’s premier global circular economy award program The Circulars 2019.

Circular Change has been facilitating Slovenia to get identified as a circular economy hub of the future and therefore earlier this year Slovenia was invited to participate in the PACE program.

What do toothbrushes, PU foam cans and old beverage cartons have in common? They are three out of the nine best practice examples of the circular economy presented by the European project MOVECO.

Internationally recognised leader in disruptive design, Dr Acaroglu, will explore key aspects of design and a circular economy.

To receive the gold certificate, the second-highest certificate, the product had to meet a plethora of criteria within five overarching categories.

To receive the gold certificate, the second-highest certificate, the product had to meet a plethora of criteria within five overarching categories.

Circular Change, represented by Ladeja Godina Košir, took part in all activities, as well as, a panel that included multiple circular economy experts.

From June 6-7, 2018, the partners of the EFFECTIVE project gathered in Ljubljana, Slovenia where they had a constructive first meeting and inspiring project launch.

From the 10-13 of October 2018, a small number of outstanding professionals will gather along the beautiful Croatian coast in Trogir to gain insight about emerging global trends, disruptive circular business models, and mindful leadership needed to lead the circular transition.