Introduction
Tallinn, Estonia
In Tallinn, the path to circularity is paved with business support. Led by the Tallinn Business Incubator, the city combines training, incubation and public learning to help designers, artists and entrepreneurs develop the skills to bring new circular ideas to market.
Strategic approach
Tallinn's strategic approach
Tallinn's Circular Economy Development Plan 2035 positions the city as a forward-looking promoter of circular products, services, and business models. The strategy supports innovation, circular entrepreneurship, and sustainable public procurement, while fostering a culture of reuse, repair, and sharing. Through business incubators, pilot projects, testing environments, and collaboration with research institutions, Tallinn creates opportunities for innovative and creative businesses to develop and scale circular solutions. As part of the CCC project, the pilots help translate these strategic ambitions into practical actions and demonstrate how creativity and innovation can accelerate the city's circular transition. Click the button to read the plan (in Estonian).
Specific Case Studies
Pilots in this city
City story
Driving circular innovation through business, design and collaboration
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