In practice, a circular economy diverts waste from the landfill by diverting usable materials and conserving valuable land. When a material is no longer useful for its original purpose, it can be kept within the economy via recycling, repurpose, reuse, and repair when properly diverted, where markets and a skilled workforce exist. Products and materials can be productively used again and again. This would help the City reduce its environmental impacts, such as energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Like energy efficiency efforts, establishing a circular economy will help the City be less reliant on scarce resources such as fossil fuels. Finally, in the long-term, a circular economy promotes sustainable consumption and production practices which benefit both the City and residents. 

We have done situational analysis that includes stakeholder engagement, data analysis, and initial planning for implementation and design phases. We have conducted extensive stakeholder analysis through snowball sampling and qualitative interviews, we connected with many individuals, organizations, and community groups relevant to the eco-park project.