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.

The election confirms that CCs activities in the recent years have not gone by unseen in Brussels and Ladeja’s affinity towards connecting people and empowering impactful relationships played a strong role in the election.

The Circular Change Cup, our first ever circular sailing trip, organised together with the Business Sailing Experience Agency.

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.

Innovation, collaboration and happy society in healthy environment are challenges that are going to be addressed at the International Expertise Meeting TIM.

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.

On the 30th of August 2018 the Circular Change held an annual Council meeting with its members.

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.

Slovene Dutch Business Platform is kindly inviting you to join them at the panel discussion on Friday, 25th January 2019, at 9:00, in the hall of the National Council of the Republic of Slovenia, Šubičeva street 4, Ljubljana.

The content of the lecture will cover the circular economy as a concept and means to a systemic transformation and will be focused on “circular culture” – our “favorite” part of the Circular Triangle, which we introduced in the Roadmap towards the Circular Economy in Slovenia.

CC’s Director Ladeja was invited to join the panel of judges who will select the winner of the international contest co-organised by ICLEI, Ville de Montréal and MIT’s Climate CoLab.

Some photos from the 2nd day of the 3rd Circular Change Conference.

Feel the spirit - take a look at the photo gallery.

As one of the most comprehensive papers focused on the barriers to transitioning from a linear to circular models within European cities, the study is a must-read for all who are interested in governing circular cities of the future.

Program majske konference na temo krožnega gospodarstva so danes v Mestnem muzeju v Ljubljani predstavili akterji, ki krožno gospodarstvo in za njegovo implementacijo ključne aktivnosti že več let udejanjajo v Sloveniji in v širšem mednarodnem prostoru.

Ladeja Godina Košir, Director of Circular Change was invited to join on our organisation’s behalf, which speaks volumes of the respect we managed to gain in the international community through hard work and dedication to making a difference.

Circular Change director Ladeja has been invited to the congress to give a keynote speech in a high-level session for mayors from ICLEI’s network and several renowned CE experts.

The primary objective of the regional policy dialogue was to discuss policies that would facilitate smooth and successful transition of SMEs towards greener economy. 

The new Circular Economy Monitoring Framework by the European Commission may have the highest potential to become a standard for monitoring the circular transition on the national levels, as all Member States will be obliged to begin gathering the data once the Framework is adopted.