Linköping establishes a circular pop-up and the Repris living lab for SMEs to validate circular business models. Örebro coordinates local initiatives into a platform that lowers entry barriers and unlocks material flows. Mjölby develops circular procurement models and green travel plans to create market demand and reduce commuting emissions.
Addressing key urban challenges, the initiative drives productive cities by making sharing and repair models profitable for SMEs. It fosters green cities by reducing virgin resource extraction and transport emissions, while supporting equitable cities by integrating labor market programs into circular flows and advancing gender-equal innovation.
Active until: 2029-09-30
Contact: Gustav Pettersson
Project partners: Linköping Science Park, Almi Östra Mellansverige AB, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB, Sankt Kors Fastighetsaktiebolag, Klimatklubben Linköping, Linköpings kommun, Mjölby kommun, Tekniska verken i Linköping AB, Örebro kommun
Funded by: Co-funded European Union
