Session TU.1.A || Circular Economy Buildings – from Research to Practice Authors Hartmann, Max; Ebert, Samuel Abstract Alongside all effort to reduce environmental impacts, the topic of resource efficiency, of "closing the loop", reuse and recycling has gained significant awareness and importance, given the limited nature of global resources. This paper aims to contribute to [...]
Session WE.2.E || Mobilizing LCA Resources Through Digital Collaboration Authors Otte, Nikolaj; Tolls, Johannes; Christine, Schneider; Klemmer, Anna; Kremer, Joachim Abstract Corporations are held increasingly responsible for their environmental impacts (e.g. through the Science Based Target initiative) and their customers request an increased transparency. LCA is becoming a standard assessment technique and may be a [...]
Session WE.1.B || SDG as a Basis for Sustainability Assessments of Products and Companies Authors Harmens, Rosan Abstract Two approaches for linking LCA and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG’s) are developed with support from the UNEP Life Cycle Initiative and a number of companies. The main structures of the approaches, and a large part [...]
Session WE.2.B || Social Life Cycle Assessment of Products Authors Saputra, Sharah Yunihar; Yunus, Khalda; ., Marcellina; Hanafi, Jessica; Traverso, Marzia; Monteiro, Kevin; Djohan, Erwin; Adiwijaya, David Abstract Japfa Ltd through its subsidiary PT Japfa Comfeed Indonesia Tbk has been embracing over 10,000 local poultry farmers in Indonesia to produce commercial live birds through a [...]
Session TU.2.E || Tools, Metrics and Labels for a Circular Economy Authors Goga, Taahira; von Blottnitz, Harro; Harding, Kevin Abstract Due to the increasing visibility of plastic pollution, global efforts are gaining pace to address the negative impacts of rapidly rising production on the ecosystem and human health. Until recently, the focus has been limited [...]
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