Circular Economy in the Province of Flevoland

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Circular economy in the province of Flevoland

The province of Flevoland asked New Economy to help develop a strategy to strengthen the transition to a circular economy — an economy in which raw materials retain their value and loops are closed as much as possible. New Economy set up the Flevoland Circulair platform and was involved in seven circular chains (natural fibres, rotor blades and roofing) that have since recorded their circular plans in a chain agreement.

About this project. Client: province of Flevoland. Sector: circular economy, region and government. Year: 2020. Role: strategy, setting up the Flevoland Circulair platform and involvement in seven circular chain agreements.

The Flevoland Circulair platform

New Economy set up the Flevoland Circulair platform, through which entrepreneurs connect with each other and exchange experiences and lessons about the transition to a circular economy. The platform accelerates collaboration, makes knowledge widely available and helps entrepreneurs seize circular opportunities more quickly.

Seven circular chains

Building on the strategy that was developed and the activities in the region, New Economy was involved in establishing seven circular chains in the areas of natural fibres, rotor blades and roofing. These chains reached a chain agreement recording the efforts and circular plans. In this way the circular economy in Flevoland takes concrete shape and new business models emerge for the region.

Circular economy in other provinces

New Economy supports several provinces in the transition to a circular economy. See also the work on circular innovation and entrepreneurship in North Holland and the interprovincial consultation on the circular economy, or read what regenerative entrepreneurship involves.

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What is Flevoland Circulair?

Flevoland Circulair is the platform set up by New Economy where entrepreneurs in Flevoland exchange knowledge and experiences about the circular economy.

Which circular chains emerged?

Seven circular chains were established in the areas of natural fibres, rotor blades and roofing, each with its own chain agreement.

What did New Economy do for Flevoland?

New Economy helped formulate the circular strategy, set up the Flevoland Circulair platform and was involved in establishing seven circular chains with a chain agreement.

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What did the province of Flevoland ask New Economy to do?

In this project, the province of Flevoland asked New Economy to help develop a strategy to strengthen the transition to a circular economy.

What is a circular economy according to this project?

In this project, a circular economy is one in which raw materials retain their value and loops are closed as much as possible.

What is the Flevoland Circulair platform?

In this project, Flevoland Circulair is the platform New Economy set up, through which entrepreneurs connect and exchange experiences and lessons about the transition.

What does the platform do?

In this project, the platform accelerates collaboration, makes knowledge widely available and helps entrepreneurs seize circular opportunities more quickly.

How many circular chains were established?

In this project, New Economy was involved in establishing seven circular chains.

Which areas do the circular chains cover?

In this project, the seven chains are in the areas of natural fibres, rotor blades and roofing.

What is a chain agreement?

In this project, the chains reached a chain agreement in which their efforts and circular plans are recorded.

What does the work deliver for the region?

In this project, the circular economy in Flevoland takes concrete shape and new business models emerge for the region.

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