Scotland's circular economy strategy builds on progress made in the zero waste and resource efficiency agendas with the ambition to keep the value of products and materials in use for as long as possible. The strategy focuses on four priority areas including food,...

The London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB) Circular Economy Roadmap outlines key outcomes across five priority areas: food; textiles; plastics; electricals; and the built environment. The map guides the acceleration of London’s transition to become a circular city...

The government-wide programme for a circular economy is aimed at developing a circular economy in the Netherlands by 2050. Its ambition is to realise, together with a variety of stakeholders, an (interim) objective of a 50% reduction in the use of primary raw...

The City of Freiburg is located in the EU-Interreg Alpine Space and is a member of the Alpine Space Programme, a European transnational cooperation programme. The program provides a framework to facilitate cooperation between economic, social and environmental players...

The Government of Brussels adopted the Regional Program for a Circular Economy which focuses on the following objectives: transition environmental goals into economic opportunities; support the local economy; limit travel, and optimize land use to create more value...

The Danish government's strategy for circular economy aims to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable society. The strategy focuses on fifteen initiatives to ensure materials and products are recirculated, used for their full potential to minimize waste.