Service 01
Circular Economy
& ISO 59000
We help organisations move from linear operations to circular value chains — measurable, traceable and aligned with the ISO 59000 family of standards.
What’s included
From measurement to implementation.
Every project starts from your organisation’s data and ends in specific, measurable actions.
01
Circularity assessment
Measuring material flows and circularity performance of the organisation or product, based on ISO 59020.
02
Circular strategy & business models
Practical models and value networks, in line with ISO 59004 and ISO 59010.
03
Secondary-material valorisation
Identifying recovery routes and markets for by-products and waste.
04
Traceability & product data
Traceability of secondary materials and product circularity data (ISO 59014, ISO 59040).
05
Prevention & reuse
Source reduction, reuse and upcycling programmes.
06
Circular procurement & partnerships
Connecting buyers, suppliers and recyclers into working value chains.
The ISO 59000 family
A common language for circularity.
The ISO 59000 standards provide shared definitions, measurement methods and traceability rules. They are not a certification like ISO 14001, but a framework that makes circularity measurable, comparable and verifiable — and therefore credible for customers, investors and public buyers.
ISO 59004
Vocabulary, principles and guidance for implementing the circular economy.
ISO 59010
Transitioning business models and value networks to circular ones.
ISO 59020
Measuring and assessing circularity performance.
ISO 59014
Sustainability and traceability of secondary-material recovery.
ISO 59040
Product Circularity Data Sheet.
Why it matters
Evidence-based claims instead of vague “green” messaging — and readiness for market and regulatory requirements.
Who it’s for
Benefits for every organisation.
Businesses
- Measuring the circularity of products and processes
- New revenue from by-products and secondary materials
- Evidence for customers, tenders and ESG reporting
- Integrating circularity principles into existing ISO systems
Public bodies
- Circularity indicators for local policy and plans
- Circular procurement and tender criteria
- Valorising waste streams locally
- Documentation for national and EU funding programmes
How we start
Three steps to get started.
01
Diagnosis
A short mapping of material flows, obligations and opportunities.
02
Action plan
Priorities, indicators and a realistic timeline.
03
Implementation & measurement
Implementation, monitoring and documented results.
Want to measure your organisation’s circularity?
We start with a short conversation about your data and goals.