101RE Actions for Circular Economy

1. Regenerative Production & Environmental Waste Management (20 Actions)

Actions for sustainable production and waste reduction.

Recycle – Process waste (e.g., plastics, mining tailings) into new materials, reducing landfill use.
Reuse – Incorporate salvaged materials (wood, metal) into products, minimizing new production.
Reduce – Minimize resource use in manufacturing via lean production, lowering waste and emissions.
Repair – Mend products (machinery, textiles), extending lifecycles and reducing replacements.
Refurbish – Restore used goods (electronics), preserving resources and cutting new production.
Remanufacture – Rebuild products with recycled parts, creating closed-loop systems.
Repurpose – Convert waste (tires to flooring), reusing materials to prevent disposal.
Reclaim – Recover materials from waste streams for new uses, supporting circularity.
Recover – Salvage usable components before disposal, enabling reuse and reducing waste.
Reprocess – Transform byproducts (mining slag) into new forms, promoting resource circularity.
Refill – Use refillable systems (packaging), reducing single-use waste.
Repackage – Reuse packaging materials in new designs, minimizing waste.
Retain – Preserve durable goods for long-term use, reducing resource consumption.
Reextract – Harvest reusable materials (minerals) from waste, supporting climate-smart mining.
Recirculate – Recycle water or nutrients in production, reducing environmental waste.
Reroute – Redirect waste to recycling facilities, minimizing landfill use.
Retool – Upgrade production equipment for efficiency, reducing resource waste and emissions.
Reconfigure – Adapt processes to use recycled inputs, enhancing circularity.
Reutilize – Adapt byproducts (agricultural waste) for new uses, promoting closed-loop systems.
Reharvest – Collect reusable resources (compost) from waste, supporting regenerative production.

2. Climate‑Smart Resource Sharing & Systems (16 Actions)

Actions for sharing resources and optimizing systems.

Rent – Lease goods (tools, vehicles) for shared use, reducing production.
Redistribute – Reallocate surplus resources (food, materials) to prevent waste.
Rescue – Repurpose surplus goods (excess crops), preventing waste.
Reverse logistics – Return unused materials to suppliers for reuse.
Recommerce – Sell or lease pre‑owned goods online, extending lifecycles.
Rehome – Match surplus goods with new users, reducing waste.
Redeploy – Reassign underused resources (equipment) to new purposes.
Repatriate – Return shared resources to original systems after use.
Reallocate – Shift resources to high-impact needs, reducing waste.
Remobilize – Reallocate resources via tokenized platforms.
Reaccess – Provide shared access to resources, reducing overproduction.
Relet – Re-lease shared resources to new users, minimizing waste.
Reengage – Reactivate idle resources (unused land) for shared use.
Reintegrate systems – Reconnect sharing networks (food banks), minimizing waste.
Reconfigure – Optimize sharing systems for efficiency.
Rebalance ecosystems – Adjust resource use to support biodiversity.

3. Regenerative Agriculture & Environmental Restoration (18 Actions)

Actions integrating regenerative agriculture and ecosystems.

Reforest – Plant trees via agroforestry, sequestering carbon and enhancing biodiversity.
Rewild – Restore native habitats, boosting biodiversity and reducing maintenance.
Revegetate – Plant native crops using compost, recycling nutrients for soil health.
Regreen – Create urban green spaces with regenerative crops.
Rehydrate – Harvest rainwater and recycle it for agriculture.
Recarbonize – Enhance soil carbon storage via biochar and cover crops.
Replenish – Return organic waste to fields as soil amendments.
Restore – Revive degraded ecosystems with reused materials.
Regenerate – Design permaculture systems for self‑sustainability.
Reintroduce – Replant native species for ecological balance.
Renew – Use renewable inputs (organic fertilizers) to extend lifecycles.
Reconnect – Link communities to green corridors, promoting ecosystem health.
Remediate – Clean contaminated land for regenerative use.
Redevelop – Transform brownfields into regenerative farms.
Resequester – Enhance soil carbon storage to combat climate change.
Reenrich – Improve soil health with on‑site composting.
Rebalance ecosystems – Restore ecological balance through regenerative practices.
Resurvey – Assess land features to optimize regenerative design.

4. Climate‑Smart Innovation & Sustainability (18 Actions)

Actions for innovating sustainable systems.

Rethink – Reimagine systems for zero waste.
Redesign – Create disassemblable products.
Reimagine – Develop shared‑use models (co‑ops).
Reinvest – Fund regenerative R&D.
Rehabilitate – Restore water and energy systems with recycled inputs.
Recondition – Upgrade equipment for maximum efficiency.
Reengineer – Optimize processes for energy savings.
Re‑architect – Blueprint for cradle‑to‑cradle cycles.
Reinvent – Pilot net‑zero, carbon‑negative prototypes.
Rescale – Right‑size operations to actual demand.
Reshape – Orient facades and shading for passive performance.
Research – Develop bio‑composite panels and green concrete.
Recharge – Install on‑site energy storage.
Reinfuse – Integrate renewables into core systems.
Refine – Streamline workflows via digital twins.
Relaunch – Unveil eco‑designed property lines.
Reoptimize – Use AI to trim energy and water use.
Reconfigure – Adapt setups for regenerative inputs.

5. Governance for Environmental & Economic Transition (16 Actions)

Actions for systemic policy change.

Revive – Restructure markets for circularity.
Reorganize – Streamline waste‑reduction programs.
Restructure – Reform financing to favor green bonds.
Reskill – Train workers in circular and climate‑smart practices.
Respect – Enshrine environmental rights in policy.
Reward – Incentivize regenerative projects with 1001RE tokens.
Relinquish – Phase out unsustainable materials and practices.
Regulate – Mandate minimum recycled content standards.
Reimburse – Offer eco‑tax rebates and retrofit grants.
Requalify – Benchmark to LEED, BREEAM, agriland/agrimine standards.
Reconcile – Align financial reporting with natural capital.
Recalibrate – Reset KPIs to track resource loops.
Redirect – Shift subsidies from extractive to regenerative sectors.
Reassess – Audit portfolios for circular economy fit.
Reevaluate – Stress‑test developments for climate resilience.
Redirect funds – Channel investments to closed‑loop economies.

6. Community Regeneration & Environmental Empowerment (13 Actions)

Actions empowering communities through circular and regenerative systems.

Revitalize – Renew communities with recycled resources.
Rejuvenate – Upgrade shared community hubs for multi‑use.
Reinforce – Strengthen local initiatives with regenerative design.
Revalue – Highlight eco‑benefits to drive adoption.
Reintegrate – Introduce seed banks and tool libraries.
Reestablish – Restore public spaces with reclaimed materials.
Reenergize – Power community projects with renewables.
Reframe – Market neighborhoods as regenerative ecosystems.
Restart – Relaunch programs with eco‑centric designs.
Reactivate – Revive idle land as community gardens.
Rebuild – Construct shared facilities with recycled materials.
Reempower – Enable co‑ownership of local green initiatives.
Reconnect communities – Foster composting and exchange networks.