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François CLUZEL: Associate Professor, Industrial Engineering Laboratory, CentraleSupélec, Paris-Saclay University
INTRODUCTION
You want to embark on an eco-innovation initiative by quickly and easily generating numerous concepts with high potential for environmental improvement.
Many eco-innovation tools exist today to support such an approach. Some are intended for experts in eco-design or require the implementation of a fairly complex process. In this fact sheet, you will find out how to overcome these problems using Brezet's eco-design strategy wheel, a tool that offers many benefits:
great ease of use;
speed of implementation;
consideration of the entire life cycle;
not necessarily based on a detailed environmental assessment (such as an LCA);
stimulating cross-functional collaboration within the company;
resource-efficient (people, time, means).
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BREZET (H.) and VAN HEMEL (C.). Ecodesign: A Promising Approach to Sustainable Production and Consumption. UNEP, Paris (1997).
CLUZEL (F.), YANNOU (B.), MILLET (D.) and LEROY (Y.).- Eco-ideation and eco-selection of R&D projects portfolio in complex systems industries. Journal of Cleaner Production 112, 4329–4343 (2016).
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ISO 14006:2020: Environmental management systems –Guidelines for incorporating eco-design.
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