The AMA aims at a front running position in the field of Circular Economy.  However, the governmental system is more focused on top-down regulations. One important stakeholders’ group is left out: the end users. In order to achieve the circular movement, it is essential to achieve a mindset shift among end users by comprehensive participation. By programmatic, procedural and spatial interventions, the goal is to create a network of interventions that stimulates a prosuming lifestyle and the collaboration between local stakeholders. AMA has a variety of scapes with distinctive characteristics such as typology, accessibility, connectivity, production form, and role in the production chain. Each has specific spatial qualities and centralities, which can be the opportunity for interventions. While focussing on these opportunity areas, our project works with principles that can be adapted to local conditions. Engaging with site specific aspects, the catalogue of interventions provide functional implementation to become resilient and socially inclusive.  Strategically three focus areas has been chosen based on spatial and social criteria to implement the first living labs. Assessment on feasibility evaluation will guide the direction of future development. In this manner, a resilient strategy for the region is realised.