We map the broader system your organization operates within so you can see how materials, stakeholders, policies, and incentives interact.

This can include:

• Stakeholder mapping

• Value chain mapping

• Country or sector diagnostics

• Supply chain analysis

• Systems mapping workshops

The goal here is to understand the bigger picture before deciding where to intervene.

Understanding what is happening to materials is often the first step toward circular change.

This work can include:

• Waste audits

• Material flow analysis

• Resource recovery opportunities

• Contamination analysis

• Facility or operational waste assessments

These insights reveal where materials are being lost and where circular opportunities exist.

Circular initiatives are shaped by policy, regulation, and market dynamics.

We conduct targeted research to understand the external environment affecting your project.

This can include:

• Policy and regulatory landscape analysis

• Subsidy and funding landscape scans

• Market opportunity assessments

• Benchmarking against other regions or organisations

This helps ensure circular initiatives align with real-world conditions.

Before launching a new initiative, it is important to understand the current starting point.

Baseline studies help establish measurable indicators that allow progress to be tracked over time.

This work may include:

• Baseline impact studies

• Data collection and analysis

• Livelihoods or social impact assessments

• Environmental performance benchmarks

This creates the foundation for future monitoring and evaluation.

Once the system is understood, we identify the most promising intervention points.

This stage translates research into practical insights.

It often includes:

• Identifying circular opportunity areas

• Prioritising high-impact interventions

• Early concept development

• Strategic recommendations for next steps

The result is a clear direction for where to focus effort first.