Écoconception : état de l’art des outils disponibles

Bellini, Béatrice; Janin, Marc

doi:10.51257/a-v3-g6010

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“…Checklists Another family of eco-design tools identified are checklists. A series of specific questions for each phase of the life cycle of a product allows to establish its environmental profile by evaluating in a qualitative way if the product is environmentally friendly (Bovea and Pérez-Belis, 2012;Bellini and Janin, 2019). Industry can create their own checklists, it's important for them to have specific tools that are adapted to their products and processes (Vezzoli and Sciama, 2006).…”

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Guidelines From Literature to Practice: First Key to Implement Eco-Innovation in an Innovation Laboratory

Coustillac,

Bazzaro,

Meyer

et al. 2023

Proc. Des. Soc.

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Today, eco-innovation is a major challenge for companies. This new innovation approach requires to renew current practices to meet new societal and environmental issues. To do this, more and more companies create innovation laboratories to support them in this process, by providing different tools and methods adapted to their needs. To integrate eco-innovation in these new spaces, tools must answer to differents criteria. The only tool proposed by the literature is the guidelines tool but by confronting it with current practices, limits of this tool and of the innovation laboratory practices were defined. In this paper we will question and deconstruct guidelines tool in order to propose a new vision of it through identification of eco-innovation attributes.

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