Question 1

What is Regen Studio?

Accepted Answer

Regen Studio is a design and innovation studio focused on building regenerative futures. We work at the intersection of ecology, technology, and community, pioneering solutions for regenerating people, cities and nature.

Question 2

What is Regen Studio's vision?

Accepted Answer

Our vision is a world where every product, process, and policy contributes to the regeneration of life. We use systems thinking to shift from extractive to regenerative approaches, supporting circularity, transparency, and resilience.

Question 3

Who can make use of Regen Studio's services?

Accepted Answer

Governments, impact entrepreneurs, social businesses, NGOs, universities — anyone with a complex challenge and willingness to engage in a learning journey.

Question 4

What does 'regenerative' mean?

Accepted Answer

Regeneration means going beyond sustainability — aiming to restore ecosystems, empower communities, and enhance life itself.

Question 5

What does the Regen Studio name stand for?

Accepted Answer

‘Regen’ stands for regeneration and also means ‘rain’ in Dutch. ‘Studio’ reflects a creative and experimental space. Together, Regen Studio stands for designing regeneration across systems.

Question 6

What does the Regen Studio logo stand for?

Accepted Answer

The logo combines a chameleon (adaptability), a pencil (design and responsibility), and a raindrop (regeneration) to reflect our mission: to design a regenerative world.

Question 7

What services does Regen Studio offer?

Accepted Answer

Innovation Process Design, Innovation Consultancy, System Design, Vision & Strategy, Storytelling, and Out-of-the-Box Thinking.

Question 8

What locations is Regen Studio active?

Accepted Answer

We are physically present in The Hague (Netherlands) and São Paulo (Brazil), but operate worldwide, especially digitally.

Question 9

What thematic focuses does Regen Studio work on?

Accepted Answer

We work on Smart Cities, Digital Product Passports, Smart Energy Grids, Smart Forests, and Privacy Solutions.

Question 10

How does Regen Studio design innovation processes?

Accepted Answer

We use a Design Thinking-based innovation toolbox, structured into phases like discovery, ideation, prototyping, validation, and experimentation — adapted for complex environments.

Question 11

What is the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR)?

Accepted Answer

The ESPR is a European regulation requiring sustainable design and lifecycle transparency, including Digital Product Passports, to support the circular economy.

Question 12

What are Digital Product Passports (DPPs)?

Accepted Answer

DPPs are digital knowledge graphs containing product lifecycle data — from materials and manufacturing to usage and recycling — and are key to EU compliance and circularity.

Question 13

What product groups face regulatory pressure to adopt Digital Product Passports?

Accepted Answer

Groups include batteries, textiles, tyres, furniture, electronics, and more — with phased implementation under the ESPR roadmap through 2030.

Question 14

Is a Digital Product Passport relevant for my organization?

Accepted Answer

If you put physical products on the EU market, especially those listed in the ESPR Working Plan, DPPs are highly relevant — both for compliance and added value.

Question 15

Can Regen Studio help me implement a Digital Product Passport?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we offer consulting, prototyping, and technical development for DPPs that align with both ESPR regulations and regenerative goals.

Question 16

Why is Regen Studio the best partner in innovation?

Accepted Answer

Because we help turn ideas into long-term impact. Whether through successful implementation or valuable learning, our clients evolve through innovation.