CIRCULAR X: new EU-funded project on Circular Service Business Models
Project CIRCULAR X focuses on experimentation with Circular Service Business Models. It is an ambitious research project funded by the European Research Council (ERC) which supports top researchers from anywhere in the world. The project starts on 1 June 2020 and will run for 5 years. The multi-disciplinary project is led by Principal Investigator Prof Dr Nancy Bocken, based at Maastricht Sustainability Institute (MSI) at Maastricht University.
The project will take place in close cooperation with businesses – from small start-ups to large multinationals - who want to innovate towards the Circular Economy. The focal countries of the project are the Netherlands, UK, Sweden, China and the USA – chosen to represent a diversity of countries where the Circular Economy has entered the policy, NGO and business arenas.
The project aims to advance the understanding of circular service business models and their impacts, understand and support business experimentation, and develop tools, methods and labs to support experimentation with new circular service business models.
More information on project CIRCULAR X will be available soon. For more information or collaboration, contact nancy.bocken@maastrichtuniversity.nl
For vacancies, click here or go to Academic Transfer.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020’s European Research Council (ERC) funding scheme under grant agreement No 850159
Nancy Bocken is a professor of Sustainable Business at SBE's Maastricht Sustainability Institute (MSI).
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