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Download our free circular economy diagrams and spread the word about the circular economy!

LET'S TALK CIRCULARITY

The following diagrams and icons are available as free downloads to use for educational purposes. Whether you’re a teacher, entrepreneur, or member of a business association, use our models to promote the circular economy within your network.

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By downloading these resources, you agree to:

  • Attribute these materials to Project Zero and Synergy Foundation;

  • Not alter the materials in any way, including cropping, rotating, skewing, flipping, applying effects, filters, or alternative colours, or removing the Project Zero or Synergy Foundation logos;

  • Use these materials for educational purposes only.

 

 We reserve the right to deny or restrict use of these materials at any time.

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY DIAGRAM

This diagram illustrates Project Zero's circular economy model, demonstrating how products and materials re-enter the supply chain. The size of the circle for each re-entry process represents how energy and resource-intensive the process is.

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LINEAR ECONOMY DIAGRAM
 

This diagram illustrates a linear 'take-make-waste' economic model. This is our current dominant economic model, where virgin materials are extracted and designed to be used for a short period of time before being discarded in the landfill, incinerated, or ending up as pollution.

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY ICONS
 

These circular economy icons detail each of the re-entry points of materials in a circular economy. These five re-entry processes include reduce, reuse and repair, redistribute, recondition, and recycle. A sixth icon describes renewable energy, which powers each of these processes.

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WASTE DIVERSION SIGNAGE
 

Clear and consistent waste diversion signage helps users quickly identify the right bins, reducing contamination and increasing recycling rates. This signage outlines different waste streams and specifies where to properly dispose of materials.

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LEARN MORE ABOUT CIRCULARITY

Want to dive deeper into the circular economy and how it applies to your region or industry?

Project Zero is honoured to be based on the traditional, unceded territories of the Lək̓ʷəŋən speaking peoples of the Songhees Nation and Xʷsepsəm Nation, whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.

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