Different city and community services have different responsibilities. Which lever is the best fit for your service?

VISION

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Strategist

Develops roadmaps and strategies to align everyone’s efforts and define a course of action.

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ENGAGEMENT

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Communicator

Informs and raises awareness among citizens and businesses about the opportunities and needs for circular and change-oriented construction.

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Connector

Engages in networking and initiates new partnerships with citizens, businesses, etc.

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Knowledge hub

Acquires and shares knowledge about and for a circular construction economy, both as an employer and as a stakeholder.

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URBAN MANAGEMENT

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Planner

Analyzes the current situation and anticipates future material flows through flexible planning.

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Facilities manager

As a proud property owner, they have a plan, as well as concrete strategies, to maximize the lifespan of buildings and products.

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Public buyer

Challenges the market while setting a good example. As a customer, it procures circular products, services and supplies.

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ECONOMIC INCENTIVES

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Financier

Provides financial breathing space for circular construction projects by sharing risks and thinking and acting with a long-term perspective.

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Tax collector

Supports innovation and encourages circular practices. Sometimes by implementing additional measures, sometimes by scaling back measures.

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REGULATIONS

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Regulator

Establish a framework for developments that are as circular as possible, but also revise regulations to allow for innovation.

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