Agenda
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Join us in person or virtually
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Coffee and registration
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Welcome
- SESSION 3: INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES
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How to leverage Sustainable Portfolio Management for decision making and integrated sustainable strategies
- The experience of Solvay SPM:
- New market signals
- Need for a compass for decision making. How it works?
- How to translate sustainability portfolio assessment into action
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Experience of using biotechnology derived ingredients & sustainable alternatives
Neil Parry
Biotechnology Leader (Business groups) & Biotechnology and Biosourcing programme Director (Homecare), Unilever -
A start up's experience of navigating the regulatory landscape in the context of the CSS
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The new EU framework for sustainability reporting and environmental claims – and its impacts on the chemical industry
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Q&A
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Refreshment break
- SESSION 4: INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES - TEXTILES
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Safe and Sustainable by Design – Novozymes’ approach
- Novozymes experiences with the case study
- Implementation of SSbD into innovation process – challenges based on experiences
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Sustainable chemical management in the textiles industry
VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
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Designing recycled textiles for circularity
- Why textile blends exist
- How textile technology plays a crucial role in achieving circularity
- What disrupts circularity
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Q&A
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Lunch and networking
- SESSION 5: INDUSTRY EXPERIENCES - ELECTRONICS
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Regulations and their impact on sustainability in the electronics sector
- An update on the latest RoHS developments and news on potential RoHS 3 proposals
- The new Batteries Regulation and what this will mean for battery manufacturers and business users
- The growing convergence of Product Compliance & ESG obligations
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Circular Economy Resource Information System (CE-RISE)
- An overview of the EU-funded CE-RISE project:
- The journey to design and test an integrated framework to effectively reuse, recover and recycle materials.
- Defining of criteria to assess reusable products and embedded components
- How it will collect and store information about the reuse criteria and material composition of products in a digital product passport, integrating it with information on the environmental footprint of products and the socio-economic and environmental impacts of reuse, recovery and recycling processes.
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Adhesives and sealants' unique properties in electronics under the EU Ecodesign Regulation
- The role of adhesives and sealants for a sustainable transition
- Adhesives and sealants unique properties in the electronics sector
- Adhesives and sealants’ functions enabling electronics disassembly, reusability, repairability and recyclability
Fanni Sypaseuth
Technical Service and Development Scientist & FEICA Electronics Task Force Vice Chair, Dow Silicones Belgium -
Q&A
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Close of conference
