About Circular Copenhagen

Jonas leads the Circular Copenhagen innovation platform initiative. Jonas has extensive knowledge about waste & resource management and experience with public-private joint development activities. He has worked in Copenhagen's Technical and Environmental Administration since 2016. Before that he was head of the Innovation Network for Environmental Technologies where he helped small and medium-sized enterprises develop new green technologies in partnerships with universities and public authorities in Denmark.

Sarosh has extensive knowledge relating to sustainable business models, and he has worked with companies from a range of different business sectors, incl. hotels and production. He has a background in circular economy, energy production and energy infrastructure, polymers and life cycle assessments, he is also a consultant in UNs Sustainable Development Goals. Sarosh leads Copenhagen's efforts to promote reusable packaging.

Project Manager working with circular economy and partnerships to increase reuse, repair and recycling activities on used electronics and electrical equipment. She has represented the City of Copenhagen in several environmental projects and partnerships funded nationally or by EU.

Tina is working on circular economy with a special emphasis on circular textile solutions and sustainable packaging. Representative of City of Copenhagen in Eurocities' textile taskforce.

Martin Tilsted is project Coordinator on the Horizon 2020 project “CIRCuIT”. Together with a wide range of public and private partners, Martin is working on developing new methods and materials for a sustainable and circular construction sector.
Besides the actual demonstration activities CIRCuIT will be hosting a number of public events, where valuable insights on circular principles can be shared between companies and research institutions.

Dorthe is involved in Copenhagen's efforts to develop diaper recycling and mattress recycling solutions. This includes testing, market dialogue, and tendering. Dorthe is also involved in different research projects relating to mattress and diaper waste recycling, incl. the TRACE-project, which is funded by Innovation Fund Denmark.

Stine works with reuse, partnerships, and circular economy at the recycling stations in Copenhagen. She develops and facilitates new concepts, strategies and ideas for promoting waste reduction and reuse in Copenhagen. With a background as an architect and innovation- and process designer she leads projects with designers, architects and entrepreneurs for new spaces and facilities for waste handling, reuse and repair.

Kristoffer works to promote the circular economy related to building and construction in Copenhagen. This includes work to promote reuse and recycling of building materials.