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Flore VALLET: Associate Professor of Mechanics, Compiègne University of Technology
INTRODUCTION
The notion of stakeholder is fundamental to eco-innovation, as it is associated with partners in the value chain, but also with organizations outside the company (such as professional networks or NGOs). To rapidly bring eco-innovative concepts to fruition, the indirect view consists in taking into account points of view outside the company, via stakeholder networks.
In this fact sheet, you'll find the keys to working in a multidisciplinary group on the notion of stakeholder networks at different key moments upstream of an eco-innovation process (otherwise known as the Front End of Eco-Innovation, or FEEI).
The FEEI has three main questioning stages that structure the form:
how to identify eco-innovation opportunities based on stakeholder mapping?
how to generate eco-innovative ideas from a selection of stakeholders?
how to evaluate and select the most promising ideas?
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Norme NFX 30 264 : AFNOR, Management environnemental - Aide à la mise en place d'une démarche d'éco-conception, February 2013
Bocken NPM, Allwood JM, Willey AR, King JMH (2012). Development of a tool for rapidly assessing the implementation difficulty and emission benefit of innovation,Technovation 32, p 19-31
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A practical guide to eco-innovation published by UNEP for small businesses in emerging countries. In two parts, this guide includes a methodological presentation of the eco-innovation approach, as well as a collection of useful tools for implementing the process
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