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The collaborative economy, because it exchanges un-used or under-used assets, can be a useful tool
to achieve the transition towards the circular economy. Similarly, the collaborative economy can
support social objectives and inclusive growth by making resources like spare goods, volunteer
workers, unused space or unused buildings available or usable. Local initiatives that are not
necessarily for-profit but generate benefits for the society as a whole, are particularly relevant to
this respect.
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A Commons Transition Plan for the City of Ghent: Research commissioned by the City of Ghent to investigate the possibility of a potentially new political, facilitative and regulatory relationship bet
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Sharing Cities Alliance Online Seminar I February 27 2020 I Creating Circular Cities (Open ALEX)
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City of Cape Town Climate Change Policy (2017)
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European Commitee of the Regions - framework for regulatory responses to the collaborative economy.
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Author: European Commission Date: December 2019 Why this report was selected? Various sources have reported that global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel is on course to record to an all time high in 2019. An epidemic that un...
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Flyer of the Smart Map created by the City of Gothenburg to map the organizations active in the sharing economy field.
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The European Sustainable Business Federation released a short paper on the adoption of circualr practices needed to achieve the SDGs.
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Report on the IPS-MCCY-Sharing Cities Alliance Sharing City Workshop, with insights on local landscape, challenges and opportunities.
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Last Updated: 26/09/2019
in Core Activities Magazines Sharing Cities Magazine I Summer Edition 2019