Project good practices

REUSE Centre sells second-hand items donated by citizens, such as used furniture and other functional household items (tools, toys, books, etc.)

Finnish start-up Blockgarden, the third sector youth action group Inspis and the city of Lahti, facilitate good practice of sharing economy and urban gardening.

The Wall of Hope brings donors and citizen in need together, creating a flow of excess products into circulation.

Patina is a recycling centre, a second-hand store, and offers on-the-job training programs, which promotes citizen involvement in sharing economy.

Asikkala library puts into circulation tools to better serve the needs of residents while adapting citizens to the sharing economy in rural communities.

The ResQ app helps citizens and restaurants to reduce food waste by rescuing excess food from restaurants at reduced prices.

The bicycle-friendly community rejoices about the month-long supervised bicycle park. The experiment promotes the sharing economy and sustainable living.

Iittala Vintage service gives old dishes a new life. With a circular operating model, second-hand utensils can circulate to new homes and dining tables.

The reusable cups which work on a deposit system. What distinguishes this crucible from others? It is the only cup with a hanging clip system in Europe.

REKOLA - (Kola means Bikes) for fast movements around the city. It was created with the idea that each city deserves its own shared bike system.