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.
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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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ECOS – Environmental Coalition on Standards welcomes the EU Standardisation Strategy. It is a unique opportunity for the EU to make standards work for the environment and strive for civil society voices to be properly represented in standard-setting at all levels – international, national and European.
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On 2 February, Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton will present the European Commission's Standardisation Strategy, emphasising the geostrategic importance of standardisation for the continent. This announcement could become a turning point for standardisation in Europe. How? Why? Take a look at our explainer!
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We have just shared with the European Commission our recommendations for the upcoming measures meant to curb microplastic pollution. The new initiative aims to tackle microplastics unintentionally released into the environment, and it will focus on labelling, standardisation, certification and regulatory measures for the main sources of emitting these plastics, including pellets, tyres and textiles.
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