Peer-to-Peer Network
The CCRI aims to inspire, connect, and enable local governments, so that they may lead the way in Canada’s circular economy (CE) transition.
What Is the CCRI Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network?
The peer-to-peer network allows Canadian municipalities to learn and share best practices for implementing circular economy strategies and policies.
P2P Network members benefit from valuable mentorship and support provided by advisors representing prominent Canadian and international circular economy educators and practitioners, allowing them to gain in-depth access to experts and learn from peers nationwide.
Current Activity within the CCRI P2P Network
In 2024 the CCRI is offering support to the 25 local governments in our Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network as they move towards circular economy implementation. Currently, the CCRI P2P Network communities are benefiting from the following resources and opportunities:
- Foundational Sessions: Peer-to-peer exchanges with leading practitioners to discuss circular economy strategy development and cross-cutting issues - getting at the ‘how’ as well as the ‘what’ of advancing circularity.
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Thematic Action Groups: Solutions-mapping workshops in circular food systems and the built environment to help communities implement circular pilots, project and joint action.
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Community Coaching: Access to circular economy experts to help communities understand their best next step, big or small, towards circular economy action and implementation.
Who Is Part of the CCRI P2P Network?
There have been two CCRI cohorts of peer-to-peer network communities:
