Understand how to apply the new ISO standards and develop Circular Economy (CE) strategies for business, develop appropriate measurement and accountability processes for validating and reporting on CE initiatives in tangible and standardized ways.
The circular economy is advancing rapidly with new ISO Standards, significant legislative updates in the European Union (EU), and many countries in the Asia Pacific region, including Australia, exploring or actively implementing policies to advance CE. Nearly all product categories and companies will be affected in some way.
With these changes, businesses need support and guidance to help implement and activate their circular transformation. Those working to advance the circular transition more so than ever also need to be fully up to date with all the new processes, methods and best practice data collection processes.
This advanced workshop led by Leyla Acaroglu is for professionals who want to better understand how to apply the new ISO Circular Economy standards and develop CE strategies for business, along with developing the appropriate measurement and accountability processes for validating and reporting on CE initiatives in tangible and standardized ways.
This workshop includes content on Australia Mandatory climate reporting and Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards.
This is a partnership between Circular Futures and Go Circular.
Program Contents:
Session 1: Introduction to the ISO 59000 Series & relevant legislative requirements overview
Session 2: ISO 59004: Circular economy Vocabulary, principles and guidance for implementation
Session 3: ISO 59010: Circular economy-Guidance on the Transition of Business Models and Value Networks
Session4: ISO 59020: Measuring and Assessing Circularity Performance
The format is one 1.5hr session a week for 4 weeks. These sessions build on each other, so attendance is required for all 4 sessions.
Session Dates:
February 4th, 6th, 11th, 13th
Session Times:
11:30am-1pm Melbourne Time
Session Format: online via zoom
Sign up now: https://training.circularfutures.co/courses/feb-circular-economy-iso-59000-series-workshop?ref=7db38d
Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is for practitioners in CE and sustainability, business decision-makers and those who want to implement the standards into their businesses, as well as for leaders who need to respond to international legislation around CE.
Systems and design practitioners can also deeply benefit from this workshop. The role of design and systems thinking will be of specific focus given that these are prioritized in the ISO requirements. Thus, systems and design practitioners will gain a lot from seeing the application of our techniques to the CE maturation.
What You’ll Learn
An advanced-level look at the new ISO Circular Economy standards, this workshop includes practical guidance and activities that assist in the implementation of the standards and support consultants in delivering advice on the CE ISO 59000 series.
There is a lot to get through, and with a technical sustainability background, Leyla Acaroglu has invested in synthesizing the complexity of the standards so that companies have a clear process to follow in responding to them.
- Overview and demonstrations of the core concepts and requirements of the new ISO 59000 series for the Circular Economy
- Learn how to effectively align with the circular economy ISO Standards
- Australia Mandatory climate reporting and Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards
- Highly interactive format, tailored to each participants’ needs and based on their business and design discipline/industry
- Great networking and community connections
- Online learning access for 6 months, including downloadable resources and follow up content
You’ll receive expert advice and interpretation that focuses on the key actions and requirements for implementation while synthesizing the foundational terminology and tools needed to implement the standards.
You’ll also get an overview of the correlation between the ISO standards and the EU regulations that connect to Australia Mandatory climate reporting and Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards, such as the:
