Understanding the frameworks, measuring impacts and building credible reporting. A concrete approach to embedding eco-design and getting ahead of the CSRD.
Regulatory pressure (CSRD, the French AGEC law, the EU taxonomy…), customer expectations and international competition mean that measuring, avoiding, reducing and reporting is no longer optional. Many teams lack the bearings to run a carbon footprint, read a life-cycle assessment or structure reliable reporting. This programme offers a clear framework and hands-on workshops so you can act.
Take on board the principles of eco-design and life-cycle thinking.
Run a first environmental assessment (greenhouse-gas footprint, LCA basics).
Identify the risks & opportunities tied to eco-innovation and to standards.
Understand the essentials of the CSRD: scope, double materiality, ESRS.
Build a low-carbon action plan and share reliable results.
The SDGs, the French AGEC law, the EU taxonomy, the CSRD, and trends in responsible consumption.
LCA basics (ISO 14040/14044), the Brezet wheel, the PEF framework: where to act concretely.
The ADEME carbon database (spreadsheet), assumptions, emission factors, first usable results.
Collective intelligence, circular economy, hybrid models (reuse, repair, product-as-a-service).
Double materiality, the ESRS architecture, reporting milestones and minimum governance.
Connecting environmental footprint with digital usage; good practice in digital sobriety.
Prioritisation (impact × feasibility), indicators, 60–90 day planning.
Adaptations by industry (manufacturing, services, mobility, finance…).
Compare several product designs through PEF to reduce the carbon footprint.
Structure a first CSRD report with a double-materiality workshop.
Run a simplified greenhouse-gas footprint to target the biggest emitting items.
Test a circular model (subscription, reuse, repair) to extend product life.
Tell us about your challenges: we adapt the content, the cases and the rituals to your teams and to your constraints on the ground.
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