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

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.

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.

Daniel summarized his thoughts on the conference, the development of the circular economy in Slovenia and what still needs to be done for the circular economy to become mainstream.

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

“What we need now is a balanced governance framework that provides the right incentives for solutions in the marketplace.”

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

V okviru 12 regionalnih posvetov po Sloveniji, ki so bili namenjeni prepoznavanju in vrednotenju potencialov vsake od regij, tako v okviru naravnih danosti kot gospodarskih dejavnosti, znanja in dobrih praks, so se izoblikovala štiri prednostna področja krožnega prehoda Slovenije.

Our partners at DOBA Business School (Maribor, Slovenia) have launched a ground-breaking new master’s programme in Management of Smart Cities, the first of its kind in Slovenia.

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.