Circular Economy Club Gold Coast empowers local businesses to adopt practical circular practices that cut emissions ans cost and drive change to make the Gold Coast the most circular city in the world.

A not-for-profit service that provides the local community with access to a collection of useful but only occasionally used items that can be borrowed for a short period of time. We’re like a normal library but with things instead of books!

A directory connecting communities on the NSW mid-north coast with local repair and reuse businesses. From second-hand shopping to fixing what you already own, it helps people choose circular options and support a thriving local circular economy

The Exponential Roadmap Initiative empowers organizations to accelerate climate action, e.g. with its Circular Action Guide, providing practical steps to scale circular solutions and cut emissions in half by 2030.

The peak body supporting the growth and establishment of Libraries of Things and Tool Libraries around Australia.

Boomerang Labs is Australia's first circular economy community and innovation accelerator. We help grow the ideas and talents of entrepreneurs and small businesses with circular systems and solutions at their core.

Koskela is an Australian furniture design and supply business working across workplace, universities, schools and homes.

Creating the right environment for testing, trialling and implementing new innovations that take waste into resources.

We are a Library of Things providing our community with a shed crammed full of household items available to loan. Why buy when you can borrow.

Local Government

The Repair Café breaks the cycle of buy–use–toss. Volunteers fix jewellery, clothes, toys, shoes, bags, small woodwork, and household electrical items, giving things a second life.

A non-profit network advancing the circular economy, run voluntarily in Sydney by local leaders. Open to anyone eager to learn and support the city’s transition toward a more circular and regenerative future.