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Nowadays we live in a society where shopping has become leisure activity. According to the World Economic Forum 2020, a global disaster is imminent if we continue to treat the earth's resources as if they were infinite.
'As a designer, can we stimulate people to use products in a more sustainable way and thereby contribute to a circular economy?'
We can’t change consumption behavior, but if we change the products for the consumer, their behavior will change automatic
