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Michael SAIDANI: PhD student, Industrial Engineering Laboratory, CentraleSupélec, Université Paris-Saclay, Châtenay-Malabry
INTRODUCTION
It's often difficult to bring together the various stakeholders and experts involved in the design, development or life-cycle phases of one of your systems (products or services) with the aim of improving its environmental performance. Indeed, bringing them together around a table for several hours or days can prove tricky, given their respective time constraints and the associated costs.
To ensure that these stakeholders are only involved for half a day, and that they participate effectively, this fact sheet will guide you through the organization of a time-saving workshop that can lead to highly satisfying results in terms of eco-innovation. It presents and details the procedure for a time-efficient eco-innovation workshop, given that the entire event takes place in three hours.
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Bibliography
Saidani M., Cluzel F., Leroy Y. and Auclaire, A., Time-efficient eco-innovation workshop process in complex systems industries. In: Proceedings of international design conference, Design 2016; Dubrovnik, Croatia, 2016.
Vallet F. and Tyl B., A framework to evaluate eco-innovative concepts, 2019, 16th S-mart/AIP-PRIMECA national symposium.
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ISO 14006:2020, Environmental management systems – Guidelines for integrating eco-design – Published (Edition 2, 2020)
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Official source of the European Commission, giving more information on the Green Pact for Europe, mentioned at the beginning of the sheet as a political context and motivation to undertake an eco-innovation approach within your company.
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