Sponsored whitepaper
How standardisation for ecodesign and circular economy contributes to sustainability
Published Monday, December 20, 2021
Sustainability can only be achieved through more global approaches such as lifecycle thinking and environmentally conscious product design, which is increasingly used in digital systems. This white paper describes why and how international standardisation bodies work, so that each country and organisation can have tools that aggregate everyone’s experience and so that the environment can benefit from the performance of digital technology and not suffer it as a constraint.
Key Learning Points
- You will learn how international standardisation bodies work so that each country and organisation can have digital tools and the environment can benefit from the performance of digital technology
- What is The European Commission standardisation; extending product lifetime; ability to re-use components or recycle materials from products at end-of-life; use of re-used components and/or recycled materials in products; ecodesign system EN4555x
- You will learn about global approaches based on system engineering that covers life cycle management and supports SDGs number 12 (responsible consumption production) and 13 (climate action)
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