Development Towards Circularity for the Flexible Film Supply Chain in the Netherlands: A Mixed Methods Approach from a Systems Perspective

A large part of the Dutch plastic waste is currently incinerated, with a high amount of greenhouse gas emissions as a consequence. If recycling is done efficiently, it could provide environmental benefit over energy recovery through incineration, especially in a low carbon economy where renewable energy generation becomes the new status quo....

Co-creation process during the development of circular building components for housing renovation: Mapping co-creation process for the case of circular extension and deriving lessons learned for circular building components

The circular economy transition requires companies to implement innovative supply chains and business models. However, the number of available solutions for the application in the circular built environment is limited. These solutions could be developed through the co-creation between companies aiming for circular transition. However, it is...

A modular framework for integrating circularity in supply chains

Managing building supply chains is significantly challenging due to its temporary nature, design to order, fragmentation and overall complexity of processes. As the built environment strives to achieve a circular domain, there is an increasing need for solutions that close product and organisational systems together with the material and...