Global economic growth has been rapidly increasing the quality of life of the world's population for decades, that is, there is a proportional link between economic growth and the growth of people's quality of life. The topic of this paper is the growing global fear that economic growth has reached the limits where further growth will increasingly contribute to the decline in people's quality of life and the emergence of global insecurity and, in the long run, existential fears. A change of thinking is needed, that is, a change in the way of designing all systems in the scope of civilization. This change aims to introduce a circular economy, ideally an environmentally neutral economy that ensures sustainable development, i.e. the separation of economic growth from the growth of the use of natural resources. The introduction of such a change must involve the global economy because the results ultimately depend on the global contribution of all economies, but at the moment the European Union is leading the changes towards a circular economy and a sustainable resource-efficient economy. The EU's announcement that it will drive change more aggressively through the Circular Economy Action Plan gives clear goals for the coming period. Negotiations between EU member states on the next multiannual financial framework are underway, which, supporting the principles of a circular economy and a resource-efficient economy, should direct as much as 25% of the EU budget in the seven-year financial period from 2021. until 2027 in the direction of achieving the goals set by the Circular Economy Action Plan. In addition to a clear legislative framework, the EC must support innovation with programs to fund innovation in the direction of sustainability, in line with the objectives set by the Circular Economy Action Plan. In the light of the EC's announcement on accelerating changes in the direction of sustainability, this paper focuses on the establishment of a centralized solution, i.e. the concept of a digital platform for monitoring global warming, LCA methodology development and available IT solutions. The concept of the digital platform is set in such a way as to provide clear information on the legislative framework that directs the development of the Croatian economy towards the planned, sustainable solutions. The legislative framework sets the framework for the behavior of the economy, but a tool is also needed to identify solutions that are in line with the goal. This tool is life cycle analysis, a scientifically based quantitative method that will enable the direction of all systems of civilization’s reach in the direction of sustainability. The development of LCA methodology application are seen in the digital transformation of the LCA analysis, i.e. the recent development of applications and databases required for accurate, precise and complete results of comprehensive environmental footprint analysis. The Digital Platform for Monitoring the Impact on Global Warming, Development of LCA Methodology and Available IT Solutions, includes a comprehensive database and benchmark register of the environmental footprint that can be used directly to achieve the objectives of implementing green public procurement in public procurement procedures. The spending of public funds would therefore be directed towards sustainable solutions and thus significantly contribute to the establishment of a market for products / services that ensure the sustainable development of the economy. The functionalities of the digital platform are further directed towards a clear spatial location of data related to the environmental footprint by introducing a GIS information solution, i.e. the development of a GIS information dashboard. GIS IT solution is intended for professionals and the general public and serves for transparent publication of environmental data and raising public awareness of the environmental footprint and goals, methods and progress towards the goal of a circular economy and resource efficient economy that ensures the future of civilized society. Finally, the digital platform envisages an IT solution that will enable the creation of automatically generated reports via a predefined algorithm and related to the specific query of the user of the intended IT interface. Creating a predefined report template that a user can use to target a sector or area of interest contributes significantly to raising general public awareness of the environmental footprint and of efforts and successes to control and adapt to climate change in particular regions, industry sectors or individual contributions in a given area.