Informing and Involving
inspiration sessions identify opportunities develop an action perspective impact assessments
We advise and implement (policy) framework and projects for governments, companies and NGOs in the field of sustainability and circular economy.
We are guests on the earth. We realize that we are astronauts on spaceship Earth. With our current way of life, our current economic system, we seem to make life on earth impossible for ourselves. That is why we will have to balance our system with natural resources and transform our current take, make, waste economy into an inclusive and circular economy based on natural principles. In this way we do justice to all life on this planet. This challenge offers many opportunities, which Circular Affairs helps to identify and realize.
formulate objectives prepare implementation programs fill in own responsibility improve resource efficiency organize chain cooperation strengthen business activity create local employment
how to do business circularly developing circular products what opportunities does that offer how do we realize that what does the customer want
what does circular economy mean to us what can we do ourselves what can we achieve in our network how it helps our target groups
inspiration sessions identify opportunities develop an action perspective impact assessments
visions and implementation programs material analyzes subsidy application fill in knowledge needs define projects
set up recycling systems building networks / chains innovation activity realize projects resource mediation
Gerko Brouwer founded Circular Affairs after working for 10 years at various governments and companies. Since 1999, he has carried out dozens of projects in the field of sustainability, climate and circularity for both businesses and governments, at home and abroad. He knows both sides of the economic perspective and is well-versed in the working methods of both businesses and governments.
Circular Matters helps to develop policy and goals and greatly values implementation of concrete implementation programs and executable projects. It is important to strive for (small) feasible projects to create the highest chance on a successful implementation. As a result, there is growing confidence among both those directly and indirectly involved in the feasibility of the set goals and thus the belief in the feasibility of larger projects..