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The Laak district of The Hague created workshops to promote and educate residents on circular interior design skills.
The city together with its stakeholders identified a need to raise awareness and support skills development in the area of repair and refurbishment. They decided to trial the effectiveness of a series of circular interior design workshops in order to meet this need.
The action aimed to:
Using the home as a focus area they wanted to support citizens to develop their creativity, repair and refurbishment skills while gaining an increased awareness of the value of the circular economy. The theory was that circular interior design skills could provide a wide range of people with the opportunity to actively participate in the circular economy.
A key focus and aim of the initiative was to engender greater citizen participation in repair and refurbishment activities. The workshops involved 15 citizens, teaching them invaluable skills, allowing for their future active involvement in the circular economy process.
