Building on the introductory session, this session goes deeper into the topic and offers practical learning and application.
- You’ll hear from peers: SIG Group and the European Forest Institute about how life-cycle approaches are being applied in practice and learnings from their experience.
- You’ll explore how life-cycle approaches and tools can be used to assess biodiversity impacts across supply chains and design processes, and how these insights can guide more informed design decisions.
- You will learn about the steps involved in undertaking A-Track's Biodiversity and Ecosystem Footprint assessment.
Target audience
Function leads and practitioners who want to understand or apply biodiversity and ecosystem footprinting and need practical guidance on its application. This includes those directly responsible for product and service design, as well as colleagues in sustainability, nature and certification, procurement, operations, R&D, and communication and marketing.
What will you walk away with
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how to use life-cycle approaches and tools to evaluate biodiversity impacts and how this can strengthen decision-making across your product and service portfolios.