We, Anu and Linda, studied industrial ecology, which gave us a holistic understanding of how production supply chains are structured. Everything begins with natural resources, passes through technological processing, reaches the global market as products, and returns to the environment from there.
Start from your business trigger — regulation, a tender, a funding application or a client's ESG request — and find the exact service that gets you to proof.
Our mission was sparked by the question: how can we put our experience and knowledge to work so that they benefit both businesses and the environment? We want to use our skills for something greater than merely technical solutions. We are inspired by nature, the people around us and the belief that every step, large or small, moves the world towards a more sustainable future.
Our collaboration began with small discussions in which strong opinions were not absent. It was precisely openness and honest dialogue that gave rise to a synergy which quickly led to our first successful joint projects. We came to understand that together, both we and businesses can achieve more. Only through collaboration is it possible to create systemic and practical solutions.
Staying within nature’s limits is not a choice, but the future. We connect with businesses that assess the impact of their activities and value people and the environment. In that case, we feel we are on the same wavelength. We do not tell anyone how things must be. To us, no one is merely a client. We are all equal partners, because the journey to the future is not a straight line but a zigzag that requires experimentation, learning and the courage to forge new paths.
Three practical training programmes on our Rohekool e-learning platform — ISO 59000 circular economy, VSME for accountants and Level(s) for the construction sector.
The aim of the training is to give participants the knowledge and skills to apply circular-economy principles in accordance with the standards. The training helps a company prepare to issue a digital product passport. Participants gain an overview of how to steer product development to take circularity requirements into account.
Read more VSME / ESRSThe aim of the training is to give participants practical knowledge and skills for applying the voluntary sustainability reporting standard (VSME) in their work. The training is built in the language of accountants and based on the chart of accounts, drawing on data that already exists.
Read more Level(s) / TaxonomyAt the request of financiers, the construction and real-estate sector must disclose data demonstrating a building’s sustainability. The assessment methodology is based on the Level(s) framework. The Environmental Act adds a requirement to also take resource-efficiency and material-circulation indicators into account.
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The Taasterahastu team stood out for their dedication and client focus — they sought solutions thoroughly, and communication was fast and direct.
A new standard is nearing completion that will create a completely renewed understanding, compared to today, of how used products are brought to market. It carries the working title Circular economy – Quality classification for remanufacturing processes. Every time I say that...
Peale jaanipäeva, 26.juunil 2026, jõudis Vabariigi Valitsuse lauale jäätmeseaduse muutmise seaduse eelnõu. Esmapilgul kõlab see nagu tüüpiline bürokraatlik paberimajandus kuid sisu poolest puudutab see kahte asja, millega me kõik iga päev kokku puutume. Nendeks on rõivad kapis ja toit külmikus.
The European Union is moving toward a circular economy, which is giving rise to new requirements for companies to disclose data on the composition, service life, and recyclability of their products. The form of disclosure is the digital product passport (Digital Product Passport...
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