CEV is looking for local community groups to collaborate and compound impact with. All groups are welcome, from small unincorporated groups just starting their journey to circularity, to large established not-for-profits that are leading the transition to a sustainable future. Together CEV and our national partners work to empower bottom-up action in support of the transition towards a more circular economy.

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Regen Melbourne is looking for community group partners to support the Doughnut Economics localisation work by:

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• Establishing at least five Regen Melbourne neighbourhood groups to explore local, place-based activation

• Sharing stories of individuals and organisations working to achieve the goals of Melbourne’s Doughnut

The program works with universities to support the adoption of circular economy principles into one or more of the following aspects of a university's ecosystem:

• Academic research and course content

• Student engagement and open innovation

• Campus operations

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The annual Circular Economy Innovation Showcase is a new initiative to help catalyse and scale product, material, supply chain, business model and behaviour change innovations that accelerate the transition to a more circular economy. Research & community stakeholders are invited to join as exhibitors and guests. This initiative forms part of the Victorian Circular Activator, a State Government funded innovation hub based at RMIT University.