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GREENMAP catalyzes sustainability as a strategic driver for innovation and development and supports its clients in the achievement of their corporate mission by implementing new strategies. GREENMAP analyses the economic value chain to deliver products that make responsible use of primary resources, places, people and corporate culture.
Mapping allows you to look at your products and assets with a fresh perspective. It helps catalyze a client’s initial insight or explicit market demands, where principles of sustainability are necessary prerequisites, and translates your company’s value into specific and usable indicators. Mapping translates product performance into globally accepted indicators and also helps develop new ones using validating indicators.
In particular, we perform contribution analyses in line with the top international green building rating systems such as LEED, BREEAM and WELL.
Mapping is accompanied by training to learn more about sustainability principles, issues and tools. We focus on the global marketplace and the potential the market places in these aspects, concentrating on specific topics.
Hand-in-hand with mapping or separately to gather available input, we help you build a step-by-step path, guidelines or roadmap which allow you to map your current situation and define a way of implementing improvements using the major sustainability standards. This is particularly suitable for trade associations intending to promote reference actions for supply chain aggregation, or for companies wishing to use mapping in the long term or to develop a product as a service.
Globally, as well as in the vision of the European Green Deal, transitioning to a circular economy, which includes a by-design approach to products and services, is considered a priority for the new industrial strategy.
The shift to circular systems of production and consumption is essential if we are to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Circularity can be implemented with an approach that focuses on the process, taking the company as a whole, or on the product. We guide you in your evaluation of product/process prototypes which use a circular by-design approach to develop innovative concepts. Adopting a circular economy is a journey that goes hand-in-hand with an evolutionary process that starts with mapping existing conditions and then moves on to reviewing criteria and parameters.
The European Green Deal Industrial Plan launched in January 2023 by the President of the European Commission will support investments by industries that work with and adopt technologies with reduced environmental impact. The aim is to enhance their competitiveness in global markets and make Europe the home of green industry and clean technology, fostering a circular economy approach.
GREENINNOVACTION combines the pillars of the green economy with innovation management in a single service. Sustainability criteria and indicators are incorporated into corporate objectives, transformed into a challenge and integrated into a structured creative process to generate new proto-concepts for products, processes and business models. The service stems from the partnership between GREENMAP and GIMI Global Innovation Management Institute and integrates sustainability goals with the creativity management process already used in over 250 companies worldwide.
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) estimate the greenhouse gas emissions generated by a product, while the Corporate Carbon Footprint provides insight into the impacts generated by the company as a whole.
These tools establish a benchmark, so businesses are more aware of their impacts, so they can understand their effect on their products, adopt tools to control their activities and set future goals for improvement, mitigation strategies and eco-design in order to improve their impact over time, thanks to a detailed and comparable understanding of their most critical areas.
Sustainability reporting is the practice of measuring, disclosing and being accountable to internal and external stakeholders for organisational performance towards the goal of sustainable development. It involves reporting on how an organisation considers sustainability issues while running its operations and on its environmental, social and economic impacts. A sustainability report also presents the organisation’s values and governance model and demonstrates the link between its strategy and commitment to a sustainable global economy.
