The EIB CE Guide aims to:
a. promote a common understanding of the CE concept and related challenges and opportunities
among our financial and project partners;
b. raise awareness about and promote circular solutions among project promoters and other stakeholders;
c. facilitate and harmonise due diligence of and reporting on CE projects by our financial and project
partners;
d. communicate our vision of how the EIB can further support the transition to a circular economy.

Denmark has recently introduced a new school reform, which recognises the importance of differentiated learning environments for facilitating inclusion, well-being and improved learning. As a result, schools are looking for classroom
designs, which are flexible and dynamic and can be tailored to classes’ learning needs.

This publication offers guidance in circular public procurement. It discusses the policy context of public procurement and identifies regulatory issues and how to overcome them. It also offer good practice examples of circular public procurement in France and Europe wide.

The SYMBI project contributes to improving the implementation of regional development policies and programmes related to the promotion and dissemination of Industrial Symbiosis and Circular Economy

This training module for circular procurement provides insights and practical guidance to procurement officials, policy makers and suppliers on how adopting circular procurement principles will help deliver improved sustainable public procurement which, in turn, will deliver associated environmental, social and financial benefits at organisational and national scale.

This guidance sets out the policy framework, strategic thinking and planning recommended before embarking on a public procurement process, engaging the market and considering of the various steps of the procurement hierarchy.

This collection of best practices aims to clarify what Circular Procurement is and what its potentials are. It is intended to inspire procurement staff to look at products, to ask different questions, to analyse the needs in the organisations and to challenge the market to deliver a more circular supply of products and services.

The factsheet aims to explain how the procurement of bio-based products and services fits into the circular economy. The factsheet addresses the question: does encouraging the public procurement of bio-based products contribute to fostering a circular economy?

Barcelona City Council carried out a procurement for the renting of 145 hybrid vehicles for Barcelona’s municipal police. The tender was divided in lots based on different vehicle characteristics and transformation needs as police service vehicles.