ECOS | Environmental Coalition on Standards

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Our Network

ECOS is a growing coalition representing environmental organisations from all over the world. It is our goal to make the voice of these organisations resonate in the standardisation bodies as well as democratise the knowledge and skills of the forementioned bodies to all organisations wishing to join standardisation work. It is our personal engagement to make standardisation more inclusive and accessible to NGOs, and we thrive in expanding our network to have proper representation from around the world.

What we are working on

  • We are constantly expanding our coalition to new countries from all around the world.
  • We are supporting organisations of all sizes wishing to work on standardisation.
  • We are providing expertise to organisations wishing to engage.
  • We do our best to push for inclusiveness in standardisation at all levels.
  • We are building coalitions and alliances to support our efforts in all standardisation instances.

 

Are you part of an NGO working to protect the environment? Become our member!

Related news

  • Meet our new member from Nigeria!

    Community Action Against Plastic Waste is a Nigerian organisation active across different regions of the Global South, working on plastic waste and policy solutions.

  • Meet our new member from Romania!

    ECOTECA is the latest Romanian member of ECOS. We are eager to work with them on waste management and circular economy policies!

  • Meet our new member from Czech Republic!

    We are excited to welcome a new member to the ECOS Network: Institut cirkulární ekonomiky (INCIEN) is the first Czech NGO working on circular economy through a holistic perspective.

Contact person
Cécilia Rolland
Senior Membership & Network Manager on maternity leave
JP Antonucci Rezende
Membership & Events Officer jean-pierre.antonucci.rezende@ecostandard.org

ECOS is co-funded by the European Commission and EFTA Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EISMEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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