We are looking for a highly motivated Programme Manager to work on the development of policy and standards to address plastic pollution.
The European Commission’s Standardisation Strategy is a key opportunity to ensure standards work for the environment! Can the newly released plan ensure an inclusive and strategic standardisation system in support of high environmental ambition? Will Europe become the trend-setter in standardisation?
By Justin Wilkes
Tony Long, a founder of ECOS and WWF EU’s long-serving Director, passed away recently. It is with great sadness that we learn of Tony’s passing.
We are looking for a highly motivated Senior Programme Manager to join our Circular Economy team to lead our engagement in the development of policies and standards towards a decarbonised, sustainable and circular built environment and industry.
We are looking for a highly motivated Coalition Manager to join our team and lead a multi-stakeholder coalition on the decarbonisation of the built environment, specifically cement and concrete. You are skilled at building consensus, experienced at EU advocacy, appreciative of the needs of first mover innovative companies, and passionate about decarbonisation.
The Communications & Events Assistant will support the work of the Communications Team at the ECOS Secretariat.
By Federica Pozzi
More recyclable single-use packaging is not the solution to the waste pollution problem – but reuse is. To make reuse systems widespread, we will need harmonised rules, reusable containers… and standards will be key in the process. How would this work in practice? Together with the Rethink Plastic alliance, we have summarised this technical topic in an infographic. Discover our vision for a future powered by reusable containers!
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