Datum: 24/09/2008 Zeit:
11:00 - 12:30 Ort: Hall F.2
Zielgruppe: Industry (Companies), Science (Research + Development), Administration (Politics, Legislation)
Ziele:
Exchange of experiences on the
basis of best practice examples from industrial companies
Motto: “Identify Ideas – Developing outlines – implement projects – prepare
actively sustainability”
Project results from
four nations (Germany, Czech Republic, United States and Wales) are presented
as single presentations. In the focus thereby above all small and medium-sized
enterprises (SME) which took part in projects to increase resource efficiency
and achieved successful results. The integration of the members of staff is thereby
likewise one aspect as the regional distribution of consulting offers for SMEs.
With a view of the results and successes obtained so far it becomes clear that
it is worthwhile itself more for the operational efficiency to do. More
innovation, more motivation for the members of staff and a strengthening of the
competitiveness on national like international markets are important
sustainability factors.
Session Chair
Sittel, Henning H. Effizienz-Agentur NRW; PIUS-Netzwerk, Duisburg, Deutschland
governmental programme on material efficiency with three pillars:
Material efficiency award
a programme on consultancy for SMEs in order to improve their productivity and economic profitability by an increased material efficiency (VerMat)
a programme that supports the constitution of networks, primarily for SMEs (NeMat)
erscp 2008 gives the possibility for discussions on specific aspects regarding the programme’s design and its outcomes as well as its possible transferability
LUSKIN, Jack:
Toxics Use Reduction (TUR) Act (1989) passed
amendments of the TUR in 2006
discussings gains from the Original Act and and the regulations promulgated under the new amendments
overview of new training programs to support companies
NAJMANOVA, Klara:
report of experiences of two czech integrated programmes for scp, including:
Cleaner Production Assessment
Ecolabelling
Environmental Management Systems
Life Cycle Management
Social Responsibility
Eco-design
Monitoring and Targeting
Green Purchasing
Environmental Management Accounting
the methodology of this holistic approach is implemented at four basic levels:
products
processes
systems
stakeholders
the new integrated diagnosis enables to find the most significant problems and subsequently appropriate solutions
O'CONNOR, Frank:
SCP requires radically new perspectives on reducing the life cycle impacts of the production, distribution and consumption of products and services
examples for eco design in Wales:
establishment of ecodesign benchmarks in an electronics manufacturer
cradle to cradle design in a furniture manufacturer
commercialisation of low carbon technologies
transitioning of a food producer to more sustainable business practices
SCHMIDT, Mario:
a kind of "Efficiency Awareness" is necessary in society, because pointed out potentials in resource management stay often unused
this kind of behaviour is certainly possible and can also achieve major success
VAN KEKEN, Ton:
staff education and training are paramount measures for triggering operational changes
the leading manufacturer of modular floor coverings aims to become the first genuinely sustainable company by 2020
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