the eco-scp-med toolkit for eco-industrial development
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The Eco-SCP-MED toolkit for Eco-Industrial development
M. Tarantini
Faro, April 1st, 2014
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• Sustainable consumption and production (SCP) is a range of policies for fostering the use and disposing of resources in a way that reduces harm to the environment while supporting the well being of the population.
• Indications in the EC Action plan COM/2008/0397 final
The Eco-SCP-MED toolkit for Eco-Industrial development
The meaning of Sustainable Consumption and Production
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WG 1
AREAS
• Life Cycle Methodologies, Assessment, Inventories, etc. and Eco-desing strategies
• Techno-environmental audit scheme.• Eco-Industrial Development model.• Green Marketing Plan.
METHODOLOGIES, TOOLS AND BEST PRACTICES
ECO-SCP-MED Integrated Model
PREVIOUS PROJECTS
WG 2
WG 3
Production level
Product level
Industrial Area level
Aims• Ensure sustainability across
the supply chain of the main products and services in the Mediterranean area;
• Foster Eco-innovation and competitiveness in companies (specially SME) through transnational cooperation.
ECO-SCP-MED project and Integrated Model
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Raw material extraction
Intermediate products
Production
Recycling
Waste treatment
Use phaseEnd of life
Product A Product B Product C Product X Product N
BSN 3
BSN n
BSN 1 BSN 2 …….………………………
Promoting SCP: A schematic of the production system
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Raw material extraction
Intermediate products
Production
Recycling
Waste treatment
Use phaseEnd of life
Product A Product B Product C Product X Product N
BSN 3
BSN n
BSN 1 BSN 2 …….………………………
WG 1
Promoting SCP: Sustainability of products and services
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Raw material extraction
Intermediate products
Production
Recycling
Waste treatment
Use phaseEnd of life
Product A Product B Product C Product X Product N
BSN 3
BSN n
BSN 1 BSN 2 …….………………………
WG 2
Promoting SCP: Sustainability of products and services
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EnergyWaterRaw materials
BSN 1 BSN… Industrial Area
WasteWasteWaterProducts
Infrastructures and innovative services
WG 3
Promoting SCP: Eco-industrial development
Coordination: ENEAMembers: • Province of Bologna, Italy;• University of Barcelona (UAB), Spain;• Scuola Superiore S. Anna, SSSUP, Italy;• Croatian Cleaner Production center (CRO-CPC),
Croazia;• Scientific Research Center BISTRA Ptuj, Slovenia;• Chamber of Commerce Nice (CCI Nice), France.
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Partners WG 3: Management of industrial areas
Target users of WG3 tools
IA managers
;
SMEs
Local Authorities
Service providers
General stakeholde
rs
1. Guideline for Eco-industrial development;2. Guide to design eco-efficient industrial buildings;3. Software for calculating the carbon footprint of waste
management (CO2ZW ®) 4. Check list for sustainable logistic;5. Check list and scoring system for International
Benchmarking of IAs;6. Database of Best Practices for Industrial MED Areas;
The tools will be harmonized and organized on a web platform, but can be used separately
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The toolkit of ECO-SCP-MED project
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Aim: support IA managers to set up an efficient management system, identifying the improvement optionsTool: Downloadable guideline which describes the proposed model fo developing eco-industrial settlements and suggests a list of tools for SMEs and good practices for Local Authorities
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Guideline for Eco-industrial development
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Aim: provide examples of good practices in 10 areas of action related to industrial buildings; Encourage best practices and stimulate the market.Tool: Downloadable Guideline with a scoring system
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Guide for eco-efficient industrial buildings
Aim: The Carbon Footprint Tool for Waste management (CO2ZW) provides a means for calculating the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions originated from the waste operations of European industrial areas;Tool: web based software
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CO2ZW®: A software tool for calculating the carbon footprint of waste management in IAs
Aim: present the steps and the phases for carrying out a Sustainable Logistics service;Tool: checklist
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Check list for sustainable logistics
http://www.medmeid.eu/the-project/results-and-deliverables/bat-database/
Typology of good practice
Industrial areas information: territorial scenario, managing body, number of involved municipalities, IA surface, number of established companies and employees, EMAS or ISO 14001 certification, typology of good practices, ...
BAT No. of BATEnvironmental 87
Social 45Economical 13TOTAL 145
Aim: support IA managers to improve infrastructures and services of industrial areas;
Tool: web based database with examples of good practices and contact details;
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Content: 46 folders related to IAs of MEID partner countries: The db could be enlarged by including additional folders/IAs
Database of good practices for IAs
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Category
Infrastructure-services Benefits for:
Download Documentation
(pdf) Social Centralised
chemist's Air pollution, workers and firms Centralised chemist's
Social Centralised laundry Air pollution and workers and firms Centralised laundry
Social Industrial area canteen workers
Social Inter-company nursery workers Inter-company nursery
description
Mobility Mobility Manager of the area
Air pollution and workers and firms Mobility Manager
Research programs
LCA study of waste management system
Improvement of the waste management system (WMS)
LCA case study of I Macrolotto WMS
Waste Door-to-door multimaterial collection
Decreasing waste to landfill
Water Plants for recycling of discharged water
Recycling and reuse of discharged water
Plants for recycling of discharged water
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Database Structure
• Aim: benchmarking the area at international level;
• Tool: Check list with a scoring system (Excel based) to (self) evaluate the initial status of the Industrial area with regard to the most relevant aspects: Management system, centralized infrastructures and innovative services, eco-efficiency of industrial buildings, logistics and mobility management, involvement of enterprises, communication and green marketing.
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International Benchmarking of an industrial area
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1) Management YES NO
1) Is there a Managing Company ?
2)Is there a management system of the industrial area for impacts monitoring, planning of improvement actions and analysis of the environmental aspects?
2) Infrastructures and centralized servicesYES NO
1)Is the industrial area provided with infrastructures and/or networks for maximizing the energy/material exchange among firms (industrial symbiosis)?
2)Are there any joint infrastructures or centralized services within the industrial area (i.e. waste/wastewater treatment plants, internal networks, telecommunication networks, energy production plants)?
3)Are there any centralized services provided by the companies within the industrial area (i.e. financial services, training, mobility manager, waste manager)?
4)Do design and management of public and private areas located within the industrial area enable to optimize people/goods transportation?
3) Energy/environmental quality of industrial buildings YES NO
1) Are there any minimum requirements set for the energy performances of industrial buildings?
2) Do companies buy energy through joint purchasing ?
4) Animation/participation YES NO
1) Is there any firms association within the industrial area?
2)Are there any actions in place to promote collaboration and synergies among the firms located in the area (workshops, regular meetings)?
3)Do firms, local authorities and stakeholders contribute to the environmental management of the area (i.e. by defining environmental improvement actions or by identifying new services/installations)?
5) Green marketing/external communication YES NO
1)Are there any actions in place for promoting green marketing within the industrial area (i.e. web site, communication tools)?
2) Does the industrial area take part to fairs/exhibitions of interest for the firms located in it?
The industrial area is
✮
QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL AREA 13 questionsdistributed in 5 macro areas:
1. Management;2. Infrastructures and centralized
services;3. Energy/environmental quality
of industrial buildings;4. Animation/participation;5. Green marketing/external
communication.
A weighted scoring system:✮ ≤ 20 Pt✮✮ 21 ≤ Pt ≤ 50✮✮✮ 51 ≤ Pt ≤ 70 ✮✮✮✮ 71 ≤ Pt ≤ 100
QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL
AREA
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QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF A SPECIFIC INDUSTRIAL AREA
1) Management YES NO1) Is there a Managing Company ?
2)Is there a management system of the industrial area for impacts monitoring, planning of improvement actions and analysis of the environmental aspects?
2) Infrastructures and centralized services YES NO
1)Is the industrial area provided with infrastructures and/or networks for maximizing the energy/material exchange among firms (industrial symbiosis)?
2)Are there any joint infrastructures or centralized services within the industrial area (i.e. waste/wastewater treatment plants, internal networks, telecommunication networks, energy production plants)?
3)Are there any centralized services provided by the companies within the industrial area (i.e. financial services, training, mobility manager, waste manager)?
4)Do design and management of public and private areas located within the industrial area enable to optimize people/goods transportation?
3) Energy/environmental quality of industrial buildings YES NO1) Are there any minimum requirements set for the energy
performances of industrial buildings?
2) Do companies buy energy through joint purchasing ?
QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL
AREA
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QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL AREA
4) Animation/participation YES NO1) Is there any firms association within the industrial area?
2)Are there any actions in place to promote collaboration and synergies among the firms located in the area (workshops, regular meetings)?
3)Do firms, local authorities and stakeholders contribute to the environmental management of the area (i.e. by defining environmental improvement actions or by identifying new services/installations)?
5) Green marketing/external communication YES NO
1)Are there any actions in place for promoting green marketing within the industrial area (i.e. web site, communication tools)?
2) Does the industrial area take part to fairs/exhibitions of interest for the firms located in it?
The industrial area is ✮
QUESTIONNAIRE - SELF-ASSESSMENT OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE INDUSTRIAL
AREA
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Thank You for your attention
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