Circular Design Forum

CEP Secretariat
April 11, 2024
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Author: Accenture, Circular Design Forum

The Circular Design Forum (CDF) is a collaborative initiative where knowledge, ideas and practices are shared amongst different stakeholders in the field of circular design. It is composed by a diverse group of organizations: Manufactures, Universities, Research institutes, Design Firms.

It is meant to serve as a hotspot for building valuable relationships with experts in the field, creating a common understanding and catalyzing circular design.

Currently, the CDF includes 35 diverse organizations and over 150 experts, exchanging knowledge and ideas on key circular design topics, such as systemic design, behaviour change and design for repair.

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