Kebon Hejo is a community garden nurtured by Pandu Parish in Bandung City, West Java. This movement started in April 2024 and serves as a grassroots initiative to promote ecological awareness and embraces the principles of both circular and modular economic systems. This initiative aims to enhance both economic and ecological sustainability for the benefit of the local community. This movement also serve as the prototype of implementation of the concept of Economic Modularity.

CRLC is an Australian Registered Benevolent Institution that plays a vital role in supporting refugee-led initiatives in Indonesia. Situated in Cisarua, this flagship program embody the idea that 'REFUGEES ARE PART OF THE SOLUTION.' This center is currently working closely with Modular Economy, to develop the first prototype module. CRLC overarching mission is promoting a spirit of collaboration where educational opportunities and resources are generously shared among community members.

A groundbreaking project is underway at Balai Besar Benih Hortikultura in Jatinangor, nestled beneath the majestic Gunung Geulis. This pioneering initiative marks the birth of the first self-sufficient Modular Economy community. Notably, it introduces a unique model where income generated from food stations inside the module will be distributed equitably among its tenants and children with disabilities, fostering inclusivity and shared prosperity.