Circular Economy Training Part 2

Service Description

In the second part of the Circular Economy Certification Training we are going to dive into the following topics: Module 4: Implementation Framework for Circular Economy (ISO 59001) Developing a Circular Strategy: Step-by-step guidance on creating and implementing a circular economy strategy based on the ISO 59001 framework. Circular Supply Chain Management: Best practices for establishing circular supply chains, reverse logistics, and resource recovery systems. Change Management for Circular Economy Adoption: Strategies for organizational change and stakeholder engagement in transitioning to a circular economy. Module 5: Regulatory Frameworks and Policy Alignment Overview of Circular Economy Regulations: Examination of global and regional policies, including the EU Circular Economy Action Plan and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). Aligning with ISO Standards and Regulations: How businesses can ensure compliance with both regulatory requirements and ISO 59000 standards. Government and Industry Collaboration: The role of partnerships between policymakers and businesses in scaling circular practices. Module 6: Technical and Biological Cycles Management Understanding Material Cycles: Differentiating between technical cycles (e.g., metals, plastics) and biological cycles (e.g., organic materials) within the circular economy. Strategies for Closing the Loop: Techniques for maximizing material reuse and recycling in technical cycles and nutrient recovery in biological cycles. Standards for Sustainable Resource Flows: Application of ISO guidelines for optimizing material flows and reducing resource depletion. At the end of the Training you will receive the Certification: “Certified Circular Economy Officer” by Austrian Standards International, the Austrian member of the European Committee for Standardization (CEN) and the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). Being politically independent and neutral, Austrian Standards has ensured a transparent standardization process in Austria since 1920.