Challenge: Practically addressing the global plastic problem by providing insight into the impact of PVC façade tiles and how circular construction products can be used more frequently through chain collaboration.

Outcome: Performing a life cycle analysis (of the ‘First One’) with Alba Concepts and obtaining a position in the national environmental database with a category 1 product card, supervising interns, and contributing as a process facilitator for the Circular Chain Subsidy (circulaire ketensubsidie) with Pretty Plastic as the lead organization, PVC Netherlands, Tentech, and JPI Polymers BV.

Challenge: Softbank Robotics had large number of used materials that were scheduled for recycling. They were looking for an alternative solution to extend the life of these assets.

Outcome: By mapping out various options in terms of facilities, regulations, and potential collaboration partners, SoftBank was able to avoid premature disposal of the assets by finding a way to reuse them in the future.

Challenge: Through the 'fruit revolution', there is a desire to provide more users with local, organic and circular drinks. With the closing of the horeca (during COVID pandemic), other channels are being sought to distribute the product to a wider audience in a sustainable way.

Outcome: Besides designing a prototype (giftset and shipping packaging) based on circular principles, choices regarding materials were made through various samples. For scaling, the necessary sustainable packaging producers were involved.

Rademaker Consulting published a management book for organizations that are not active yet - but willing to make a contribution - in the Circular Economy.

It dives into the concept of a CE, and its underlying principles. It encourages the reader to recognize the opportunity in front of them, and their own professional role in the transition. Even though it is acknowledged that everyone has a role to play, this book focuses on ambitious actions from decision makers.