Together with the Right to Repair Europe coalition, ECOS organised a webinar to discuss how the EU can lower the cost of spare parts for electronics. Missed the event? You can now watch the recording!
Join our webinar on how the EU can lower the cost of spare parts for electronics, hosted by ECOS with the Right to Repair Europe coalition.
Together with our member Association Camerounaise pour le Développement, l’Entraide Sociale et la Protection de l’Environnement (ACDESPE), we organised a webinar to facilitate the exchange of knowledge on tackling greenwashing. Missed the event? You can now watch the recording!
Come to our online workshop on the standardisation of repairability, hosted by ECOS and ANEC for their members and other stakeholders involved in ecodesign and energy labelling. This event is part of the reaLIFEstandards project.
Co-organised by the Association Camerounaise pour le Développement, l’Entraide Sociale et la Protection de l’Environnement (ACDESPE) and ECOS, this webinar will facilitate the exchange of knowledge on tackling greenwashing. Register now!
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From how construction products are designed and how their environmental information is disclosed to the way public purchasing decisions are made, pathways to sustainable construction are within reach. Yet, they remain underexploited. This year – against the background of renewed institutions and bringing together key stakeholders from industry, civil society, and policymakers - the 14th edition of our annual conference focused on key leverages to implementing ambitious construction policies and standards in the EU.
Together with our member Ethikis, we organised an online workshop focusing on why and how civil society should get involved in standardisation and took a deep-dive into product durability. Missed the event? You can now watch the recording!
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