15 ore
in blocco
Tecnologie energetiche
·Minimization of environmental impacts of products and services
·Integration of environmental policies
·Development of ‘green markets’ for product and services
The course provides knowledge of the IPP, its history and development. The understanding of IPP tools will be supported by examples. Contenuti: The course is composed by 4 modules for a total of 24 lessons Conoscenze richieste: The sustainable development of our societies is one of the priorities of the European Commission. Through the Integrated Product Policy (IPP) the EC has developed measures that influence the supply and the demand of environmentally sound products. The IPP is focused on how the environmental performance of products can be improved most cost-effectively, considering the impacts of products throughout their life-cycle, from natural resources extraction, through use and distribution, to end of life. There is no single policy tool that can be used to encourage the greening of all products at all stages of the life cycle, but a combination of a number of policy instruments - both voluntary and mandatory - that can be used to achieve this objective. These include measures such as economic instruments, substance bans, voluntary agreements, environmental labelling and product design guidelines. A chi è rivolto: Most of contents were prepared with small and medium sized companies in mind and offers an on-line training “just in time” and “just enough”. The course is recommended for product designers, purchasers and environmental strategists and who want advance its knowledge of the instruments to promote the ecoinnovation and the green market. Tempi occorrenti: about 15 hours Progetto: ODL ACCEDI
European Environmental Product-Oriented Policy
The sustainable development of our societies is one of the priorities of the European Commission. Through the Integrated Product Policy (IPP) the EC has developed measures that influence the supply and the demand of environmentally sound products. The IPP is focused on how the environmental performance of products can be improved most cost-effectively, considering the impacts of products throughout their life-cycle, from natural resources extraction, through use and distribution, to end of life.
There is no single policy tool that can be used to encourage the greening of all products at all stages of the life cycle, but a combination of a number of policy instruments - both voluntary and mandatory - that can be used to achieve this objective. These include measures such as economic instruments, substance bans, voluntary agreements, environmental labelling and product design guidelines.
Docenti: Francesca Cappellaro, Anna Moreno
Obiettivo formativo: The training course provides knowledge of the IPP instruments to promote the ecoinnovation and the green market. The main objectives of IPP are:·Minimization of environmental impacts of products and services
·Integration of environmental policies
·Development of ‘green markets’ for product and services
The course provides knowledge of the IPP, its history and development. The understanding of IPP tools will be supported by examples. Contenuti: The course is composed by 4 modules for a total of 24 lessons Conoscenze richieste: The sustainable development of our societies is one of the priorities of the European Commission. Through the Integrated Product Policy (IPP) the EC has developed measures that influence the supply and the demand of environmentally sound products. The IPP is focused on how the environmental performance of products can be improved most cost-effectively, considering the impacts of products throughout their life-cycle, from natural resources extraction, through use and distribution, to end of life. There is no single policy tool that can be used to encourage the greening of all products at all stages of the life cycle, but a combination of a number of policy instruments - both voluntary and mandatory - that can be used to achieve this objective. These include measures such as economic instruments, substance bans, voluntary agreements, environmental labelling and product design guidelines. A chi è rivolto: Most of contents were prepared with small and medium sized companies in mind and offers an on-line training “just in time” and “just enough”. The course is recommended for product designers, purchasers and environmental strategists and who want advance its knowledge of the instruments to promote the ecoinnovation and the green market. Tempi occorrenti: about 15 hours Progetto: ODL ACCEDI
