Reports and publications
Professional reports and academic publications, including reports from international institutions such as the OECD, the UN Environment Programme and the European Commission.
The corpus
A selection of circular economy resources, chosen and described by Circulab, that your AI can search and cite.
The Janine corpus is a selection of more than 2,600 circular economy resources curated by Circulab since 2012: reports from international institutions and professional bodies, academic publications, field reports, documented circular business models and Circulab content. It is synced every week. Most sources are in French and English.
Professional reports and academic publications, including reports from international institutions such as the OECD, the UN Environment Programme and the European Commission.
Experience reports on circular projects: context, solution, results, success factors, difficulties.
Documented circular business models: value proposition, material flows, revenue model.
Episodes of Circulab's podcast with people who run circular projects.
Articles, the Adaptable(s) newsletter and Circulab training material.
Circulab chooses sources for their reliability and their use in real projects.
Each resource gets a record: title, organisation, year, theme, document type, keywords and summary.
Only resources with the “Published” status can be searched through Janine.
The corpus is synced every week: newly published resources become searchable after the next sync.
Most sources are in French and English.
You can ask your questions in English: the search works across languages, and your AI answers in the language you use.
Not an exhaustive library of everything published on the circular economy: a selection, and we own that choice.
Since 2012
Corpus curated by Circulab
2,600+
Published resources you can search
1,600+
Inspiring examples: documented circular business models
600+
Professional reports and academic publications
Figures counted in the corpus index on 12 October 2026. The corpus is synced every week.