The Circular Experimentation Workbench was developed by Nancy Bocken and Matthew Coffay to help develop circular business experiments rapidly.
The Circular Experimentation Workbench aims to help you as an innovator or entrepreneur identify new ideas to experiment with circular business model innovation and challenge your existing business ideas. It has been designed and tested to get you familiar with some key concepts of the circular economy and business experimentation. You can download the template in Miro for free to run it as a 1.5 - 2.5 hour workshop. The journal paper on the tool can be downloaded here.
The Business for Sufficiency database is a tool that showcases companies' efforts to promote sustainable consumption practices. By providing real-world examples, it aims to inspire companies to consider sufficiency as part of their business models.
The Boundary Tool is a process tool that helps businesses engage in multi-stakeholder collaboration for circular business model innovation by focusing on complementarities and mismatches in stakeholders’ identities, relations, competences and activities.
