circular economy

Circular Economy Collage

A collaborative workshop to understand the limits of linear production and consumption, discover the principles of circularity and explore opportunities to transform everyday practices, value chains and business models.

Circular Economy Collage helps participants understand how production and consumption work today and why they remain largely linear. Participants explore connections between resource use, accumulating waste and the choices that shape value chains and everyday practices. Principles of circularity then provide a framework for considering different business models and more resource-conscious approaches. The workshop supports discussion of possible transformations without losing sight of the complexity of these systems. It creates common reference points for continuing the reflection in everyday life, within a sector or in an organization, and for asking where changes could have the most useful effect.

As resources become scarcer, waste accumulates, and more frugal models are needed, the circular economy has become an essential framework for thinking about solutions. This workshop helps participants grasp its foundations without flattening the complexity of the systems involved.

  • This workshop is developed by its own association. Ecogames helps organize it, include it in public events, and connect venues with trained facilitators.
  • Ecogames distributes more than half of registration fees back to the workshops' supporting associations, funding their deployment, evolution, and updates.
3h in person online
Circular economy workshop in action
Circular Economy Fresk visual

In a public event

A very good fit for evenings that want to bring the conversation toward solutions and practical levers.

"It made everyday action and broader systems change easier to connect."

What this workshop enables

  • Understand the core principles of the circular economy
  • Identify the levers for transforming linear models
  • Connect behaviors, sectors, and practical solutions

Who it is for

  • Individuals, entrepreneurs, and volunteers interested in resource issues.
  • Organizations: innovation, CSR, procurement, operations, and project teams.
  • Education and communities: campuses, municipalities, and development agencies.

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