The Organisation Environmental Footprint (OEF) is a multi-criteria measure of the environmental performance of a goods/services-providing Organisation from a life cycle perspective. OEF studies are produced for the overarching purpose of seeking to reduce the environmental impacts associated with organisational activities, taking into account supply chain activities (from extraction of raw materials, through production and use, to final waste management). The Organisations involved include companies, public administrative entities, non-profit organisations and other bodies. OEFs are complimentary to other instruments that focus on specific sites and thresholds. This document provi...
Purpose This paper presents a structured comparison of the European Commission (EC) Product Environm...
Recent advances in environmental accounting have allowed us to establish a better understanding of t...
One of the aims of the European Commission (EC) activities is to introduce uniform rules for the en...
Purpose: The presented EC Organisation Environmental Footprint (OEF) measures environmental impact...
Purpose The European Commission (EC) has developed a reference method for organisation environmental...
The Environmental Footprint (EF), launched by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre in coo...
In April 2013, the European Commission published the Product and Organisation Environmental Footprin...
PURPOSE: The European Commission (EC) is currently developing a reference methodology for organisati...
The European Commission's “Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe” proposes ways to increase resourc...
The Organisation Environmental Footprint (OEF) initiative of the European Commission and the Nordic ...
In close co-operation, DG Environment and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission are d...
Sustainability is the ability to survive successfully. It pertains to the environmental, social and ...
The number of publications on environmental footprint indicators has been growing rapidly, but with ...
In recent years, footprint indicators have emerged as a popular mode of reporting environmental perf...
International audienceFor vast majority of companies, the costs and savings associated with the adop...
Purpose This paper presents a structured comparison of the European Commission (EC) Product Environm...
Recent advances in environmental accounting have allowed us to establish a better understanding of t...
One of the aims of the European Commission (EC) activities is to introduce uniform rules for the en...
Purpose: The presented EC Organisation Environmental Footprint (OEF) measures environmental impact...
Purpose The European Commission (EC) has developed a reference method for organisation environmental...
The Environmental Footprint (EF), launched by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre in coo...
In April 2013, the European Commission published the Product and Organisation Environmental Footprin...
PURPOSE: The European Commission (EC) is currently developing a reference methodology for organisati...
The European Commission's “Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe” proposes ways to increase resourc...
The Organisation Environmental Footprint (OEF) initiative of the European Commission and the Nordic ...
In close co-operation, DG Environment and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission are d...
Sustainability is the ability to survive successfully. It pertains to the environmental, social and ...
The number of publications on environmental footprint indicators has been growing rapidly, but with ...
In recent years, footprint indicators have emerged as a popular mode of reporting environmental perf...
International audienceFor vast majority of companies, the costs and savings associated with the adop...
Purpose This paper presents a structured comparison of the European Commission (EC) Product Environm...
Recent advances in environmental accounting have allowed us to establish a better understanding of t...
One of the aims of the European Commission (EC) activities is to introduce uniform rules for the en...