We are excited to be featured in the new white paper publication “Creativity as a driver for green transition,” produced by Creative Denmark. Through various inspiring cases and chapters, the white paper takes a deep dive into the crucial role that creativity and innovation play in advancing sustainability – from changing consumer behaviors to implementing circular business models and structural change

Denmark is only four percent circular. Only a tiny part of the resources we consume have been used before. Thus, Denmark is worse at circular economy than several other European countries, according to a new report. The development calls for action, believes DDC along a broad alliance of actors

As a company, you must comply with increasing legal requirements from the European Union when working with your circular transition. In collaboration with the Danish Chamber of Commerce, we’ve mapped some of the existing legal requirements for your convenience

We’re proud to present the Desire Manifesto and Principles from the New European Bauhaus project Desire – Designing the Irresistible Circular Society. This version is a prototype, ready for your feedback

Dive into our new survey with +200 answers on mission-oriented innovation. The insights help us understand an emerging field in constant movement – and point us in the direction of how we might succeed

Over 100 Danish SMEs have used design sprints to undergo rapid transformations as part of Sprint:Digital. As a follow-up researcher on the project, postdoc Sidse Ansbjerg Bordal has looked at how the method works – and what happens in those cases where it doesn’t.

This in-depth user survey focuses on the human perspective of circular transformation. You can use the insights in your own transition. We have the tools and courses to get you started

What are the secrets of innovation unit leaders in large corporations? In this new analysis, 12 Danish and Japanese businesses share their experiences, good and bad, with successful innovation. We found eight unique insights on how to create lasting results. Here they are, so you can use them too.

Danish design agencies (still) struggle to clarify what value they create for clients. That’s one of the conclusions in a new survey by the DDC. The survey sheds light on the biggest challenges the industry faces.

Design has a positive impact on the bottom line of Danish companies that use design strategically. That’s the conclusion in a major survey mapping how Danish companies use design

Danish design. Most of us probably have an idea of what that entails, but what are the essential features that are always implicit across products and services? We joined forces with the key players of Danish design to identify its unique DNA